Fix typo in Brugada section

mannd · Apr 21, 2024 · 3a1e292 · 3a1e292
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diff --git a/en.lproj/EPCalipers-help/newhelp.html b/en.lproj/EPCalipers-help/newhelp.html
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@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ Select *QTc*.  Stretch the selected caliper over one or more RR intervals and se
 #+CAPTION: Brugadometer showing triangle base 5 mm below apex of caliper
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-The *Brugadometer* is a diagnostic tool for Brugada syndrome developed in collaboration with Dr. Adrian Baranchuk and his colleagues at Queen's University Kingston, Ontario, Canada.  It is a tool intended to distinguish between ECGs with a Brugada syndrome pattern in leads V1 or V2 and ECGs with incomplete right bundle branch block.  This tool is under development in *EP Calipers* and will likely evolve in future updates.  In order to use the *Brugadometer*, it is necessary to calibrate an amplitude caliper in millimeters (mm) and to calibrate a time caliper preferably in msec or mm.  After doing so, an angle caliper will appear to have a triangle at its apex.  The triangle base will be located 5 mm below the apex of the triangle.  Proper alignment of this triangle with an r' wave in a person with a suspected Brugada ECG will provide measurement of the so-called /beta angle/ and the triangle base.  A triangle base > 160 msec (4 mm at standard ECG recording speed of 25 mm/sec) has an increased probability of being a Brugada ECG.   Please see [[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4040869/][de Luna AB, Garcia-Niebla J, Baranchuk A.  New electrocardiographic features in Brugada syndrome. Curr Cardiol Rev. 2014 Aug; 10(3): 175-180]] for further information.
+The *Brugadometer* is a diagnostic tool for Brugada syndrome developed in collaboration with Dr. Adrian Baranchuk and his colleagues at Queen's University Kingston, Ontario, Canada.  It is a tool intended to distinguish between ECGs with a Brugada syndrome pattern in leads V1 or V2 and ECGs with incomplete right bundle branch block.  This tool is under development in *EP Calipers* and will likely evolve in future updates.  In order to use the *Brugadometer*, it is necessary to calibrate an amplitude caliper in millimeters (mm) and to calibrate a time caliper in msec.  After doing so, an angle caliper will appear to have a triangle at its apex.  The triangle base will be located 5 mm below the apex of the triangle.  Proper alignment of this triangle with an r' wave in a person with a suspected Brugada ECG will provide measurement of the so-called /beta angle/ and the triangle base.  A triangle base > 160 msec (4 mm at standard ECG recording speed of 25 mm/sec) has an increased probability of being a Brugada ECG.   Please see [[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4040869/][de Luna AB, Garcia-Niebla J, Baranchuk A.  New electrocardiographic features in Brugada syndrome. Curr Cardiol Rev. 2014 Aug; 10(3): 175-180]] for further information.
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