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Figure 2 Standard electrocardiogram (ECG) leads V₁ to V₃ of a typical intermittent course taken from a subject with a Brugada-type ECG. From 1965, we observed the Brugada-type ECG with "coved"-type ST segment elevation in lead V₁ and "saddle-shaped"-type ST segment elevation in leads V₂ and V₃. Transient normalization was observed in 1977, but the ECG reverted to the Brugada type in 1979. Maximal ST segment elevation in leads V₁ to V₃ developed in 1981.

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