CONCLUSION
Electrical injury causes various arrhythmias, mostly at the time of the incident. Physicians and patients should be aware of delayed effect of severe arrhythmia following electrocution. Patients should be followed up and monitored for 24 hours in cases of unwitnessed event, exposure to high voltage, prolonged tetany, extensive soft tissue injuries or when they have a history of loss of consciousness or ECG abnormalities. Physician should pay attention to current pathway, assume by noticeable burns. Patients should be followed up for several months by multi-discipline physicians, among them, a cardiologist, neurologist, psychiatrist and a physiotherapist.
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