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1 J-Wave Syndromes Brian Foo B.Sc. Life Sciences Student Queen’s University Canada

2 Road-Map Background Repolarization of heart tissue Physiology of J-wave syndromes Cellular Basis Arrhythmogenesis Classification Acquired Inherited

3 Background Information

4 Overview Repolarization of cardiac tissue Different repolarization patterns within the heart ECG

5 Cardiac Repolarization I to I ca IKIK I to : “transient outwards” r repolarizing K + I ca : Depolarizing inwards Ca +2 I k : Repolarizing inwards K + Reviewed in Keating and Sanguinetti, 2001

6 Layers of the Heart Interior Exterior Litovski and Antzelevitch, 1988 vascularconcepts.net Epicardium Myocardium Endocardium

7 Differences in repolarization Endocardium Epicardium Reviewed in Yan et al,. 2003

8 Differences in Repolarization Reviewed in Yan et al,. 2003

9 ECG of Repolarization ECG deflection reflects voltage differences between layers of the heart Mod. From Antzelvitch and Yan, 2003 Reviewed in Yan et al,. 2003

10 J-Wave Physiology

11 Overview Cellular Basis of J-wave syndromes ECG manifestations: J-wave ST elevation Arrhythmogenesis Re-enterant fibrilation

12 Cellular Basis Low V m during repolarization phase of action potential Excessive phase 1 repolarization Insufficient phase 2 depolarization

13 J-Wave Excessive phase 1 hyperpolarization Reviewed in Yan et al., 2003 Yan et al., 2003

14 ST Elevation Excessive phase 1 repolarization Insufficient phase 2 depolarization ST Elevation Reviewed in Yan et al., 2003

15 Potential Consequences If cell repolarizes too quickly, I ca will not occur. Leads to loss of phase 2 plateau and shortening of action potential duration Antzelevitch and Yan, 2010

16 Potential Consequences Shortened AP Antzelevitch and Yan, 2010

17 Arrhythmogenesis Re-entrant ventricular fibrillation Area 1 Area 2 Antzlevitch and Yan, 2010

18 Classifications

19 Overview Inherited Brugada Syndrome (BS) Early Repolarization Syndrome (ERS) Acquired Myocardial Infarction Hypothermia

20 Inherited J-wave Syndromes Antzelevitch and Yan, 2010 Gain of Function Loss of Function Ion Channel Mutations

21 Brugada vs. ERS BrugadaERS Location of J-wave Right precordial leads (V1-V3) Mid - left precordial leads (V4-V6) PrognosisHigh risk of fibrillation Lower risk of fibrillation Proposed Mechanism Increased phase 1 repol. Phase 2 depression Gussak and Antzelevitch 2000

22 Brugada Syndrome Increased Phase 1 repolarization Shortened action potential  re-entry Potential for loss of Phase 2 Ca +2 current Heterogeneous Repolarization and risk of re-entry Brugada.org Gussak and Antzelevitch 2000

23 Early Repol. Syndrome Decreased phase 2 V m Creates transmural voltage gradient without heterogeneous repolarization Transmural voltage gradient Brugada.org Gussak and Antzelevitch 2000

24 Aquired J-Wave Syndromes Myocardial Infarction Hypothermia

25 Myocardial Injury Different epi and endo response to ischemia Gilmour and Zipes, 1980; Yan et al. 2004 Yan et al. 2004

26 Hypothermia Etiology unknown Ion movement kinetics altered by temperature? Injury associated? (similar to MI) Patel et al. 1994; Yan and Antzelevitch, 1996

27 Hypothermia Patel et al. 1994; Antzelvitch and Yan, 1996 Yan, 1996

28 Summary Cardiac Injury (MI, Hypothermia) Channel Defects (Brugada, ERS) Transmural Voltage gradient Heterogeneous loss of I ca Re-entry and fibrillation ECG Signs: -J-Wave -ST elevation Excessive Epicardial/ Myocardial Repolarization

29 References 1.Antzelevitch C and Yan GX. Heart Rhythm 7: 549-558, 2010. 2.Gilmour RF, Jr. and Zipes DP. Circ Res 46: 814-825, 1980. 3.Gussak I, Antzelevitch C. J. Electrophysio 33(4): 299, 2000. 4.Hu D, Viskin S, Oliva A, Carrier T, Cordeiro JM, Barajas-Martinez H, Wu Y, Burashnikov E, Sicouri S, Brugada R, Rosso R, Guerchicoff A, Pollevick GD and Antzelevitch C. Heart Rhythm 4: 1072-1080, 2007. 5. 5.Keating MT and Sanguinetti MC. Cell 104: 569-580, 2001. 6.Litovsky SH and Antzelevitch C. Circ Res 62: 116-126, 1988. 7.Patel A, Getsos JP, Moussa G and Damato AN. Clin Cardiol 17: 273-276, 1994. 8.Yan GX and Antzelevitch C. Circulation 93: 372-379, 1996. 9.Yan GX, Joshi A, Guo D, Hlaing T, Martin J, Xu X and Kowey PR. Circulation 110: 1036-1041, 2004. 10.Yan GX, Lankipalli RS, Burke JF, Musco S and Kowey PR. J Am Coll Cardiol 42: 401-409, 2003.


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