Bradycardia risk stratification with implantable loop recorder after unexplained syncope

CONCLUSIONS: This study shows that: (1) implantable loop recorders identify more significant bradycardia in patients aged≥60 presenting with a first non-high-risk typical syncope, suggesting that an implantable loop recorder should be implanted after a first episode of unexplained syncope in such conditions; and (2) after traumatic syncope, implantable loop recorder implantation is safe, and is associated with little or no recurrence of traumatic syncope.PMID:38326152 | DOI:10.1016/j.acvd.2023.12.007

Source: Archives of Cardiovascular Diseases - February 7, 2024 Category: Cardiology Authors: Guillaume De Ciancio Nicolas Sadoul Nefissa Hammache Nathalie Pace Mathieu Echivard Luc Freysz Hugues Blangy Jean Marc Sellal Arnaud Olivier Source Type: research