Abstract
Introduction: Brugada syndrome (BrS) is a primary electrical disorder
that has been a subject of study because of its association with cases
of sudden cardiac death (SCD). Methods: This article presents a case of
a 32-year-old man with no prior cardiovascular disease history who
experienced syncope and exhibited electrocardiographic changes. Results:
An ajmaline test was performed, which revealed the presence of type II
and I Brugada patterns. A literature review was conducted, covering the
definition, classification, pathophysiology, genetics, prognosis, and
treatment of this condition. Conclusion: Identifying
electrocardiographic patterns and taking a correct clinical history can
guide a timely therapeutic approach.