Increased vagal tone as an isolated finding in patients undergoing electrophysiological testing for recurrent syncope: response to long term anticholinergic agents.

C J McLaran; B J Gersh; M J Osborn; D L Wood; D D Sugrue; D R Holmes; S C Hammill

doi:10.1136/hrt.55.1.53

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Increased vagal tone as an isolated finding in patients undergoing electrophysiological testing for recurrent syncope: response to long term anticholinergic agents.

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Cite this article as:: McLaran CJ, Gersh BJ, Osborn MJ, et al

Increased vagal tone as an isolated finding in patients undergoing electrophysiological testing for recurrent syncope: response to long term anticholinergic agents.

Heart 1986;55:53-57.

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