Figure 5.

EEG–EKG video recording in Brugada syndrome. The patient’s symptomatology consisted of episodes of loss of consciousness preceded by tinnitus, internal heat, chest pain, and sweating. Witnesses objectified staring and blushing followed by diffuse stiffening with urinary incontinence. See EKG changes (red arrow) with the beginning of ventricular fibrillation. The EEG only shows a secondary progressive slowdown of the background activity to theta–delta activity. The blue arrow highlights pacemaker activation.