Key result
The abstract provides only background information on cardiogenic vertigo and syncope, reporting no quantitative results or study data.
Why the study?
Diagnosing cardiogenic vertigo can be difficult when vertigo attacks are accompanied by syncope, and short recurrent rotatory vertigo may be the first presentation of arrhythmia leading to serious outcomes.
No quantitative data on cardiogenic vertigo or syncope; leaves open any clinical relevance pending rigorous studies.
Vertigo is the most typical cause of dizziness brought on by cardiovascular diseases. Vertigo can sometimes be accompanied by syncope. Cardiovascular disorders are the second most frequent cause of syncope. Since cardiac syncope causes morbidity and mortality, the underlying causes need to be treated. vertigo attacks are accompanied by syncope, diagnosing cardiogenic vertigo (CV) can be difficult. Short recurrent rotatory vertigo may be the first presentation of arrhythmia. When this condition is accompanied by syncope, serious problems can occur, ranging from trauma to cardiac death.
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Günlü et al. (2022) studied Cardiogenic vertigo. Heart rate variability was evaluated. The abstract provides only background information on cardiogenic vertigo and syncope, reporting no quantitative results or study data.
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