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Case report
This 24 year old man complained of syncope.
Personal and familial history: unremarkable Physical examination and work-up showed no evidence of heart disease.
The 12 lead ECG is shown in figure
What is your interpretation?
Which test might be of help?
How would you tell ?
How would you manage this patient?
This 24 year old man complained of syncope.
Personal and familial history: unremarkable Physical examination and work-up showed no evidence of heart disease.
The 12 lead ECG is shown in figure
What is your interpretation?
Which test might be of help?
How would you tell ?
How would you manage this patient?
Figure: 12 lead ECG
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02/12/2011 , Samuel Levy , Aix Marseille University
I believe it was a VASIS 1 as the response was mixed with bradycardia associated to hypotension and pre-syncope.
I believe it was a VASIS 1 as the response was mixed with bradycardia associated to hypotension and pre-syncope.
20/11/2011 , Fiore Candelmo , A.O. Moscati Syncope Unit Avellino Italy
You wrote that HUTT was positive: what was the VASIS class ? Thanks
You wrote that HUTT was positive: what was the VASIS class ? Thanks
03/10/2011 , Samuel Levy , Aix-Marseille Université
I agree with the interpretation and with the management of this patient
I agree with the interpretation and with the management of this patient
