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Pacemaker implantation is recommended over ineffective oral drugs for treating Stokes-Adams syndrome.
Pacemaker implantation is the definitive treatment for Stokes-Adams syndrome, as oral drug therapy is ineffective.
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Supports pacemaker as standard for Stokes-Adams syndrome; leaves open need for updated RCTs on device selection and long-term outcomes.
Sigurd et al. (2008) conducted a review in Stokes-Adams Syndrome. Pacemaker implantation and ECG monitoring was evaluated. Pacemaker implantation is the recommended treatment for Stokes-Adams syndrome, as oral drug treatment is ineffective.
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