The purpose of this study is to explore changes in patients' hemodynamic parameters during the Head-Up Tilt Test ("HUTT") and their timing with respect to onset of the Closed Loop Stimulation (CLS) pacing. This study aims to add knowledge to better understand the mechanisms underlying recurrent syncopal events and optimal pacing programming.
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Heart Rate [Bpm] at Specific Time-points During Head-up Tilt Test (HUTT) Examination
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Systolic Blood Pressure at Specific Time-points During Head-up Tilt Test (HUTT) Examination
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Stroke Volume [ml] at Specific Time-points During Head-up Tilt Test (HUTT)
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Peripheral Resistance [Dyn·s/cm5] at Specific Time-points During Head-up Tilt Test (HUTT)
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Time of Maximum Spontaneous Heart Rate
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Time of Pacing Onset
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Time of Recovery of Spontaneous Rhythm After Pacing
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Time of Syncope
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Time of Tilt-down
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Duration of the Recovery Phase [Minutes]
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Slope in Heart Rate [Bpm/Minute] During the Recovery Phase
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes
Slope in Systolic Blood Pressure (mmHg Per Minute) During the Recovery Phase
Timeframe: From the start to the end of the HUTT examination, assessed up to 45 minutes