Cardiac arrest and Brugada syndrome: Is drug-induced type 1 ECG pattern always a marker of low risk?

If drug-induced type1 carries low arrhythmic risk, it should seldom be the only marker for BrS after an ACA. In studies on patients after an unexpected ACA, a drug-induced type1 leads to the diagnosis of BrS more often than anticipated. This contrasts with prospective studies focusing on patients already diagnosed as BrS and which consider drug-induced type1 as a marker of low risk. Contrary to current views, it is possible that not all patients with a drug-induced BrS type1 are at low risk of future events.