title: Brugada syndrome during physical therapy: a case report.
abstract: This case report describes about a young, male patient with persisting syncope during physical therapy for complex regional pain syndrome type 1 after metatarsal fractures.The patient was referred to the Emergency Department, where Brugada syndrome was diagnosed. A cardioverter defibrillator was prophylactically implanted successfully. After this procedure, there were no contraindications for resuming further physical therapy for his painful foot. No clear causal inference with Brugada could be drawn from the complex regional pain syndrome type 1 or physical therapy described in this case report. Hyperthermia may, however, occur during such therapy, which is associated with dysrhythmia in general.
authors: Dept, of Surgery 690, University Hospital Nijmegen, P,O, Box 9101, 6500 HB, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. j.frolke@chir.umcn.nl.
authors: Jan Paul M
authors: JP
authors: Frölke
authors: Almar Wa
authors: AW
authors: Bruggeman
authors: Frank Paj
authors: FP
authors: Klomp
authors: Joep Lrm
authors: JL
authors: Smeets