Author’s Reply: Japanese type cardiomyopathy associated with preexcitation / Japanese type cardiomyopathy without deep negative T waves and with findings of preexcitation on ECG

We are very contented to take feedbacks from other authors about our article. Though the ‘Japanese Type Cardiomyopathy’ is easily diagnosed with echocardiography, not all secrets about the disease are evident yet, because of its rare incidence. As, we mentioned in our letter, deep negative T waves may resolve or normalize with the advance of disease to another form (i.e dilated cardiomyopathy) or with developing a new concomitant cardiac disease (i.e coronary artery disease) (1).