September 28, 2015

Simplified Cardioneuroablation in the Treatment of Reflex Syncope, Functional AV Block, and Sinus Node Dysfunction

TATolga AksuElectrophysiology EGEbru GölcükBalıkesir University KYKıvanç YalınAbbott Northwestern Hospital

Structured PICO

Does simplified cardioneuroablation reduce neurally mediated syncope episodes and treat functional AV block and symptomatic sinus node dysfunction?

Population

Patients with reflex syncope (neurally mediated syncope), functional AV block, and symptomatic sinus node dysfunction, especially young patients

Intervention

Simplified Cardioneuroablation (CNA)

Outcome

Reduction in neurally mediated syncope (NMS) episodes, and treatment of functional AV block and symptomatic sinus node dysfunction (SND)

Simplified cardioneuroablation may serve as a safe alternative strategy for managing reflex syncope, functional AV block, and symptomatic sinus node dysfunction, particularly in young patients.

Abstract

CNA may be an alternative and safe strategy to reduce NMS episodes, and to treat functional AV block and symptomatic SND, especially in young patients.

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