Table 1. Out-of-hospital and inpatient care during COVID-19 pandemic in patients with inherited arrhythmias.
| Out-of-hospital care |
| • Avoid emotional stress |
| • Practice good hygiene and physical distancing |
| • Check for the risk of social distancing |
| • Keep beta-blockers and antiarrhythmic drus, as appropriate |
| • Attention with alarm symptoms (syncope, presyncope and palpitations) and optimal pharmacological treatment and adherence to medication |
| Out-of-hospital and inpatient care |
| • Keep euthermia – fever should be treated early, especially in patients with LQTS2 and BrS |
| • Azithromycin and Hydroxychloroquine/Chloroquine must be discouraged in patients with LQTS |
| • Avoid the association of hydroxychloroquine with amiodarone or sotalol due to the risk of TdP |
| • The drugs that may lengthen the QT interval is available on www.credibledrugs.org |
| • Drugs interactions are available on www.online.epocrates.com |
| • Be aware of QT control protocols of each hospital |
LQTS: Long QT syndrome, BrS: Brugada Syndrome, ARVC: arrhythmogenic right ventricle cardiomyopathy; TdP: Torsades de pointes.