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To the Editor:It is a privilege to acknowledge the scientific accuracy of Dr Wilde and coworkers who admitted that some depolarization abnormalities underlie the so-called Brugada syndrome.1In a previous article,2 Dr Wilde wrote, “Both theoretical considerations and in vivo experiments support the idea that heterogeneity of repolarization across the wall of the RV outflow tract (RVOT) contribute to the ECG patterns and the genesis of arrhythmias in the Brugada syndrome” (p 669).This recent admission gives further credit to our observation on a patient with the syndrome 20 …

Further Confirmation That a Conduction Disturbance Underlies the Electrocardiographic Pattern of the So-Called Brugada Syndrome