Although electrophysiologic testing accurately delineates abnormalities in patients with fixed
cardiac-conduction defects, its sensitivity in identifying transient rhythm disturbances is …

BACKGROUND: Although electrocardiographic monitoring during syncope is the most
unambiguous method of diagnosing or excluding an arrhythmia, it requires recurrence of …

KRAHN, AD, et al.: Predicting the Outcome of Patients with Unexplained Syncope
Undergoing Prolonged Monitoring. Patients with unexplained syncope are often considered …

Concise and complete guidelines of indications for permanent pacemakers are critical for
the clinician involved in permanent pacing. A critical appraisal of the American College of …

Syncope is a common, important medical problem caused by many conditions, ranging from
benign and self-limiting to chronic, recurrent, and potentially fatal causes. Unfortunately …

The treatment of patients with bifascicular block (BFB) and syncope in the absence of
structural heart disease (SHD) is not well defined. The objective of our study is to compare …

Syncope is defined as a sudden and transient loss of consciousness associated with a loss
of postural tone, with spontaneous recovery. Although this definition was originally restricted …

Patients with infrequent recurrent syncope undiagnosed after extensive noninvasive and
invasive testing pose a diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma. The purpose of this pilot study …

Syncope is a common medical problem and accounts for approximately 1% of all hospital
admissions and 3% of all emergency room visits. Its causes range from benign, self-limited …

Syncope in the elderly is an important health care issue because of the large patient
population, challenging diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, and potentially devastating …