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Acquired LQTS is most often caused by drugs that prolong the QT interval. Combined with risk factors (see table) the risk of [[Torsade_de_Pointes|Torsade de Pointes]] increases.
Acquired LQTS is most often caused by drugs that prolong the QT interval. Combined with risk factors (see table) the risk of [[Torsade_de_Pointes|Torsade de Pointes]] increases.


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!Common drugs that can cause [[Torsade_de_Pointes|Torsade de Pointes]] include:<cite>Roden</cite>
!Common drugs that can cause [[Torsade_de_Pointes|Torsade de Pointes]] include:<cite>Roden</cite>
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|[http://www.torsades.org Torsades.org] has an extensive list of drugs that can TdP
|[http://www.torsades.org Torsades.org] has an extensive list of drugs that can TdP
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!Concomittant risk factors for medication induced [[Torsade_de_Pointes|Torsade de Pointes]]:
!Concomittant risk factors for medication induced [[Torsade_de_Pointes|Torsade de Pointes]]:
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===Congenital LQTS===
===Congenital LQTS===

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