<scp>BRASH</scp> Syndrome: A Vicious Yet Reversible Cause of <scp>AV</scp> Nodal Blockade

Early recognition of BRASH syndrome is crucial, as the synergistic interplay of AV nodal blockade, renal failure, and hyperkalemia can rapidly lead to circulatory collapse. Prompt identification and withdrawal of offending agents enable complete recovery from this reversible condition.

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Clinical Case Reports
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2025-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.71537
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Potassium and Related Disorders
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Abstract

Early recognition of BRASH syndrome is crucial, as the synergistic interplay of AV nodal blockade, renal failure, and hyperkalemia can rapidly lead to circulatory collapse. Prompt identification and withdrawal of offending agents enable complete recovery from this reversible condition.

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