Syncope – From Etiopathogenesis to New Therapeutic Options is a comprehensive, evidence-based resource that provides an in-depth exploration of syncope, its underlying mechanisms, diagnosis, and modern therapeutic strategies. This book is designed for cardiologists, internists, emergency medicine physicians, neurologists, and healthcare professionals involved in the assessment and management of patients experiencing fainting episodes.
The book covers key topics including the etiopathogenesis of syncope, differentiating between vasovagal, cardiac, orthostatic, and neurological causes, and understanding the pathophysiology behind each type. It provides guidance on diagnostic approaches such as clinical evaluation, ECG interpretation, tilt-table testing, autonomic function assessment, and advanced imaging or electrophysiologic studies. The text also explores risk stratification, prognostic indicators, and evidence-based management strategies for acute and chronic syncope.
Key Features
Comprehensive review of syncope, its etiopathogenesis, and classification
Covers vasovagal, cardiac, orthostatic, and neurological causes
Diagnostic approaches including ECG, tilt-table testing, autonomic function testing, and advanced studies
Risk stratification and prognostic evaluation of syncope patients
Evidence-based therapeutic options: pharmacologic, device therapy, lifestyle, and non-pharmacologic interventions
Case studies and clinical scenarios for practical application
Ideal for cardiologists, internists, emergency physicians, neurologists, and trainees
Supports clinical decision-making, bedside reference, and advanced study
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