Featured Research Studies

• Mobile Fetal Magnetocardiography

• A Retrospective Analysis of Coping Strategies of Athletes Diagnosed with Long QT Syndrome Whose Sports Participation was Limited or Restricted

• Identification of Successes, Challenges and Proposed Improvements to Familial Risk Communication After Sudden Cardiac Death of a Young Family Member
  
  
• MyoKardia Launches MyoSeeds
  

• Molecular Autopsy in Sudden Cardiac Death Cases

• LIVE-LQTS and LIVE HCM Exercise Studies

• CPVT Registry and Biobank

• Cardiac Channelopathy Novel Gene Discovery Program

• Long QT and Pregnancy
  

Enrolling Research Studies

• Identification of Successes, Challenges and Proposed Improvements to Familial Risk Communication After Sudden Cardiac Death of a Young Family Member

• Sudden Death in the Youth (SDY) Registry

• Exercise and Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survey

• Prospective Identification of Long QT Syndrome in Fetal Life

• LQT3 Registry

• Sudden Cardiac Arrest in a Child Who Survived

• Empiric Quinidine for Asymptomatic Brugada Syndrome

• Genetics of Cardiac Arrhythmias Study

• Families with LQTS (Fathers, children, siblings)

• Sudden Unexplained Death Network at Vanderbilt
  

• Activity, Relationships and Illness

• Relationship Satisfaction and Family Coping

• Habits and Social Activities of Teens and Young Adults with Cardiac Rhythm Disorders

Completed Research Studies

• Phosphorus Responsible Testing Research Study

• NIH-Funded Clinical Trial for CPVT

• Evaluating Women's Experiences With ICDs:  Check out the results!

• ICD Sports Registry Needs Athletes Study closed, results pending

• LQTS Pregnancy Research Study: Check out the results!
  

• Measuring the Psychological Effects of Growing Up at Risk for LQTS:  Check out the results!

• ICD Patients: Benefits of Internet Resources:  Study closed, results pending

• LQTS Emergency Room Experiences Study:  Check out the results!

• Physician decision making with children and adolescents diagnosed with LQTS:  Study closed, results pending

• SADS Insurance Study:  See an abstract of the results here!