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Use of Electrophysiology Studies in Syncope: Practical Aspects for Diagnosis and Treatment

EDWARD A. TELFER, Brian Olshansky

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Background Electrophysiology study protocols Expected yield of electrophysiology studies Interpretation of electrophysiology study results The role of the electrophysiology study in frequent recurent syncope Unusual indications for electrophysiology studies in syncope The role of catheter ablation in the treatment of syncope Conclusions

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Key concepts: Syncope (phonology), Electrophysiology, Medicine, Cardiac electrophysiology, Clinical electrophysiology, Internal medicine