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. 2020 Dec 10;10:21622. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-78344-9

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EKG, CMRI with Gadolinium findings in Patient 2. (a) EKG shows inverted T waves in leads V1, V2 and V3 (asterisks, major criterion) and a prolonged V3 terminal activation duration (TAD) = 80 ms (minor criterion). Epsilon waves are absent. (There is also a right arm/left arm limb lead reversal). CMRI shows normal myocardial thickness and wall motion along with normal left and right ventricular size, volume, and function (b and c). T2-weighted images (short-TI inversion recovery sequence) in the four-chamber (b) and short-axis (c) views of the ventricles show neither myocardial edema nor inflammation (d and e). Four-chamber (d) and short-axis views (e) of the ventricles in late Gadolinium enhancement sequences show no myocardial enhancement or evidence of myocardial replacement with fibrosis.