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Cardio-auditory syndrome: case reports and epidemiological study.

Four cases of cardioauditory-syndromc arc reported in the adults, 3 males and one female, age range 16-45 years (mean 28 years). Two cases required permanent pacemaker implantation for resistant syncopal attacks. Fourteen close relatives of these two cases were studied for electrocardiographic abnormalities and one female, 45 years old, showed prolonged Q-T interval without deafness. The other two cases demonstrated ectopic beats and tachycardia. In a survey of 176 deaf-mute children long Q-T interval syndrome (LQTI) was found in 11 children (6.3%) in 4 children (2.3%) it was present at rest only, in another 4 children (2.3%) it developed after exercise, while it was present both at rest and after exercise in 3 children (1-7%). Long Q-T syndrome (LQTS) was found in 4 children (2.3%) (JPMA 30:159, 1980).