Population
62 consecutive patients with more than two episodes of syncope in the past year presenting to a regional…
Design
Cohort
Authors
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Alerts clinicians to injury risk despite absent prodrome; extends vasovagal phenotype but leaves generalizability open.
Atypical presentations of vasovagal syncope, including sudden onset without prodrome and high rates of injury, are common in patients referred to tertiary centers for unexplained syncope.
Laura A. Graham (2001) studied this question.
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