New Study Shows Early Diagnosis and Treatment Strategy Using Medtronic Implantable Heart Monitor Reduces Recurrence of Fainting
5th Sep 2005, 11:36 GMT
The use of an integrated diagnosis and treatment strategy for certain patients who experience episodes of suspected neurally mediated syncope leads to a reduction in the recurrence of syncope, according to a study presented in a Hot Line session at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2005 in Stockholm, Sweden.
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