Doctors debate when to use ablation surgery for common fainting disorder

A new clinical review exposes disagreement among cardiologists over which patients with reflex syncope should receive cardioneuroablation, a procedure that destroys heart nerve tissue to prevent fainting. The controversy matters because unnecessary procedures waste resources, while withholding them from right patients leaves people disabled by recurrent episodes.

Originaltitel: Clinical controversy: methodology and indications of cardioneuroablation for reflex syncope