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Additionally, several arrhthytmias can be seen. | Additionally, several arrhthytmias can be seen. | ||
===Beta blockers=== | |||
Beta blocker intoxication can result in bradycardia, hypotension, QRS widening and seizures. In a series of 260 patients with beta blocker intoxication, 41 (15%) developed cardiovascular morbidity and 4 (1.4%) died. Cardioactive coingestant (e.g. calcium channel blockers) was the only factor significantly associated with the development of cardiovascular morbidity. <cite>bb</cite> | |||
[[http://en.ecgpedia.org/wiki/File:E000542.jpg|thumb|ECG of a patient with atenolol intoxication]] | |||
=== Nortriptyline Intoxication === | === Nortriptyline Intoxication === | ||
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#khairy pmid=18056539 | #khairy pmid=18056539 | ||
#schuller pmid=21615816 | #schuller pmid=21615816 | ||
#bb pmid=10866327 | |||
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[[Category:ECG Textbook]] | [[Category:ECG Textbook]] | ||