The Q-T syndrome--a family description.

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This paper describes a family of nine siblings of whom five suffer from the surdocardiac syndrome. All five are deaf-mute and have medical histories typical of the syndrome, with frequent syncopal attacks during the childhood, often caused by stress. Two of these five siblings have not suffered more than single attacks since puberty and are still alive. The… (More)

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