How doctors test for fainting spells may skew results, study finds

A new study suggests that the way cardiologists conduct tilt tests to diagnose vasovagal syncope—a common cause of fainting—significantly affects what they observe. The finding has implications for how accurately doctors diagnose the condition and could influence treatment decisions and medical liability in a substantial patient population.

Originaltitel: Prevalence of asystole during tilt test-induced vasovagal syncope may depend on test methodology