Potentially fatal XXXX and hyperkalemic periodic @entity912 .

@entity1 @entity972 @entity851 @entity943 @entity3791 @entity1735 @entity425 @entity7731 @entity8525 @entity7306 @entity2645 @entity4242 @entity1167 @entity1818 @entity1371 @entity912
An 11-year-old @entity1 was evaluated for mild periodic @entity425 exacerbated on separate occasions by @entity7306 and @entity1818 . He and his mother both had bidirectional ventricular tachydysrhythmia (BVT), @entity851 , @entity4242 , and @entity7731 . The mother, but not the @entity1 , had @entity8525 . The two antiarrhythmic drugs worsened the @entity425 without benefiting the @entity943 . @entity972 loading produced skeletal @entity425 and transient conversion of the BVT to normal sinus rhythm. @entity1371 aggravated the BVT without causing @entity425 . @entity3791 had no effect. The @entity1 suffered a nonfatal @entity1167 after several days of increased @entity1735 intake. @entity2645 controlled the @entity943 without inducing @entity425 . @entity912 should be considered as the diagnosis in @entity1 with BVT, a potentially fatal condition.
