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The 11 pages that link to Torsades de pointes, each with the reason it gives.

• QT intervalRelated: QT prolongation can create conditions that permit this dangerous rhythm.

• Cardiac action potentialBroader topic: Prolonged action potentials can promote early afterdepolarizations that trigger this rhythm.

• Ventricular fibrillationBroader topic: This specific ventricular rhythm can terminate spontaneously or progress to ventricular fibrillation.

• Long QT syndromeRelated: Prolonged repolarization can produce this characteristic, potentially unstable arrhythmia.

• OndansetronBroader topic: QT prolongation from ondansetron can contribute to this risk in susceptible patients.

• Ventricular tachycardiaBroader topic: This named form is linked to delayed ventricular repolarization and may stop spontaneously or degenerate.

• HypomagnesemiaBroader topic: Severe deficiency can increase susceptibility to this abnormal heart rhythm.

• HaloperidolBroader topic: QT prolongation from haloperidol can contribute to this rare cardiac arrhythmia.

• HydroxyzineBroader topic: This rare rhythm complication is a concern when hydroxyzine prolongs QT, especially alongside other risk factors.

• DomperidoneBroader topic: It is a rare but serious arrhythmia associated with medicines that prolong the QT interval.

• IbogaineBroader topic: This dangerous rhythm has been reported in connection with ibogaine exposure.