Long QT syndrome 2
General Information (adopted from Orphanet):
Synonyms, Signs: |
LQT2, LONG QT SYNDROME 2/3, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LQT2 LONG QT SYNDROME 2, ACQUIRED, SUSCEPTIBILITY TO, INCLUDED LQT1/2, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LQT2/9, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LONG QT SYNDROME 2/9, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LONG QT SYNDROME 2/5, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LQT2/3, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LONG QT SYNDROME 1/2, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LQT2/5, DIGENIC, INCLUDED LQT2 |
Number of Symptoms | 13 |
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OMIM Id: |
613688
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Prevalence, inheritance and age of onset:
Prevalence: | No data available. |
Inheritance: |
Autosomal dominant 20301308 [IBIS] |
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Disease classification (adopted from Orphanet):
Parent Diseases: |
Romano-Ward syndrome
-Rare cardiac disease -Rare genetic disease |
Comment:
LQT2 is a sub-type of Romano-Ward syndrome, a variant of familial long QT syndrome. It is characterized by mutations in the KCNH2 gene. Epileptic events are more common in LQT2 subtype. A specific trigger for arrhythmic events in LQT2 is auditory stimulation but also emotional stress, as well as the postpartum period. Typically, a biphasic T wave is observed (PMID:25274057). Mutations in the ALG10 gene confers reduced susceptibility to acquired long QT syndrome-2. |
Symptom Information:
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(HPO:0005135) | EKG: T-wave abnormalities | Very frequent [IBIS] | 25274057 | IBIS | 19 / 7739 | |
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(HPO:0012266) | T-wave alternans | Frequent [IBIS] | 25274057 | IBIS | 8 / 7739 | |
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(HPO:0001657) | Prolonged QT interval | Very frequent [IBIS] | 25274057 | IBIS | 33 / 7739 | |
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(HPO:0001692) | Primary atrial arrhythmia | Frequent [IBIS] | 33% (n=21) | 19017345 | IBIS | 16 / 7739 |
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(HPO:0004756) | Ventricular tachycardia | 25274057 | IBIS | 55 / 7739 | ||
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(HPO:0004308) | Ventricular arrhythmia | 1884444 | IBIS | 46 / 7739 | ||
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(HPO:0001664) | Torsade de pointes | Frequent [IBIS] | 25274057 | IBIS | 15 / 7739 | |
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(HPO:0001663) | Ventricular fibrillation | 25274057 | IBIS | 35 / 7739 | ||
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(HPO:0001695) | Cardiac arrest | 25274057 | IBIS | 87 / 7739 | ||
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(HPO:0001645) | Sudden cardiac death | 25274057 | IBIS | 84 / 7739 | ||
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(HPO:0001279) | Syncope | Frequent [IBIS] | 25274057 | IBIS | 94 / 7739 | |
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(HPO:0001250) | Seizures | 25274057 | IBIS | 1245 / 7739 | ||
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(HPO:0011097) | Epileptic spasms | Frequent [IBIS] | 25274057 | IBIS | 45 / 7739 |
Associated genes:
KCNH2; |
ClinVar (via SNiPA)
Gene symbol | Variation | Clinical significance | Reference |
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KCNH2 | rs121912504 | pathogenic | RCV000015501.21 |
KCNH2 | rs121912505 | pathogenic | RCV000015502.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912506 | pathogenic | RCV000015505.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912507 | pathogenic | RCV000015508.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912508 | pathogenic | RCV000015509.26 |
KCNH2 | rs121912509 | pathogenic | RCV000015512.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912510 | pathogenic | RCV000015513.21 |
KCNH2 | rs121912511 | pathogenic | RCV000015515.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912512 | pathogenic | RCV000015516.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912513 | pathogenic | RCV000015522.25 |
KCNH2 | rs121912516 | pathogenic | RCV000015528.25 |
KCNH2 | rs189014161 | pathogenic | RCV000157266.1 |
KCNH2 | rs199472884 | pathogenic | RCV000157261.1 |
KCNH2 | rs199472942 | pathogenic | RCV000022644.25 |
KCNH2 | rs199472944 | pathogenic | RCV000022643.25 |
KCNH2 | rs199473428 | pathogenic | RCV000157264.1 |
KCNH2 | rs28928904 | pathogenic | RCV000015504.25 |
KCNH2 | rs587777907 | pathogenic | RCV000144957.2 |
KCNH2 | rs730880116 | pathogenic | RCV000157258.1 |
KCNH2 | rs730880374 | likely pathogenic | RCV000157260.1 |
KCNH2 | rs77331749 | pathogenic | RCV000015526.25 |
KCNH2 | rs9333649 | pathogenic | RCV000015510.22 |
Additional Information:
Description: (OMIM) | Congenital long QT syndrome is electrocardiographically characterized by a prolonged QT interval and polymorphic ventricular arrhythmias (torsade de pointes). These cardiac arrhythmias may result in recurrent syncopes, seizure, or sudden death (Jongbloed et al., 1999). |
Genotype-Phenotype Correlations OMIM |
In a large collaborative study, Zareba et al. (1998) determined the influence of genotype on phenotype of the long QT syndrome; 112 persons had mutations at the LQT1 locus, 72 had mutations at the LQT2 locus, and 62 ... |
Molecular genetics OMIM |
Curran et al. (1995) performed single-strand conformation polymorphism and DNA sequence analyses and detected HERG mutations in 6 LQT families, including 2 intragenic deletions, 1 splice-donor mutation, and 3 missense mutations. In 1 kindred, the mutation arose de ... |