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Usefulness of transdermal scopolamine for vasovagal syncope

T M Lee¹, S F Su, M F Chen

¹College of Medicine, National Taiwan University.

The American Journal of Cardiology

|August 15, 1996

Abstract:

We studied short-term effectiveness of transdermal scopolamine in a group of patients with unexplained syncope provoked during head-up tilt testing. This double-blind randomized trial of transdermal scopolamine demonstrated no significant effect of preventing vasovagal syncope.

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