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Is the tilt table test a reasonable screening test
for sick sinus syndrome?
- Answer: No. It has low specificity and main use is in suspected
cases of vasodepressor syncope.
- True or false? Stroke and death are reduced by insertion of a
dual chamber pacemaker in sick sinus syndrome as compared to use
of a ventricular pacemaker.
- Does an asymptomatic patient with a two second sinus pause have
a class I indication for pacing?
- Is an AAIR pacer suitable for symptomatic nonreversible 3rd degree
atrioventricular block?
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