Early Repolarization Syndrome is a condition that has been a subject of debate among medical professionals. While Early Repolarization (ER) has traditionally been viewed as a normal variant of the electrocardiogram (ECG), more recent studies have suggested a potential link to an increased risk of arrhythmic sudden cardiac arrest. It's important to note that not all instances of ER are associated with increased risk, and further research is necessary to fully understand the implications of this ECG finding. read more >>

Early Repolarization Syndrome. Early repolarization (ER) was first described in 1936 and has historically been considered a normal variant, but it is becoming more evident through further research that it is associated with an increased incidence of arrhythmic sudden cardiac arrest.read more >>