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KMID : 1011920180190020145
International Journal of Arrhythmia
2018 Volume.19 No. 2 p.145 ~ p.185
2018 KHRS guideline for the evaluation and management of syncope
Kim Yoo-Ri

Chun Kwang-Jin
Kim June-Soo
Mun Hee-Sun
Park Jun-Beom
Seo Dae-Won
Song Mi-Kyoung
Ahn Jin-Hee
Yoon Hee
Lee Dae-In
Lee Young-Soo
Cha Myung-Jin
Bae Eun-Jung
Kim Dae-Hyeok
Abstract
The general concept and initial approach to syncope patients has been mentioned in the general sections. This special sections have been described the characteristics, diagnosis, and treatment with patient education for the each syncope. It has been described in order of reflex syncope, orthostatic hypotension, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), cardiac syncope, and unexplained syncope.
Several clinical issues will have been dealt with in special issues. Neurological assessment is added when the patients were diagnosed with psychogenic pseudosyncope (PPS). Although many childhood syncope caused by reflex syncope, they are also presented as syncope caused by arrhythmic events in patients with congenital heart disease. In the elderly patients, syncope is because of not only a single cause of syncope but a combination of various conditions. In case of a syncope patient visiting the emergency department, a standardized systematic approach will be required to determine whether hospitalize the patient according to the risk of recurrence and the needs for the syncope management unit. We also mention recommendations on the limits of driving, exercising and social life style that are relevant to syncope in all patients. In this guideline, we reviewed the Korean published literatures and European/American guidelines on syncope.
We, writing and publishing committee for evaluation and management guidelines of syncope in the Korean Society for Holter and Noninvasive Electrocardiography (KSHNE) under the Korean Heart Rhythm Society (KHRS) are very pleased to be able to publish this guideline. We also hope this guideline will be a good support to manage the syncope patients and a useful trigger for further research in Korea.
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