Daytime cardiac acceleration capacity was higher in patients with vasovagal syncope and showed superior performance in noninvasively detecting susceptibility to the condition.
Does daytime cardiac acceleration capacity detect susceptibility to vasovagal syncope?
Daytime cardiac acceleration capacity may serve as a noninvasive marker to assist in the clinical diagnosis of susceptibility to vasovagal syncope.
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Higher AC was observed in VVS patients during the nonsyncopal period, indicative of AC's potential association with vagal modulation. Daytime AC showed superior performance in detecting VVS susceptibility, offering a noninvasive approach to assisting clinical diagnosis.
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