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[Carotid sinus syndrome: diagnosis, treatment and complications].

Continuous electrocardiostimulation was applied in 33 patients with the carotid sinus syndrome. Neither fatal outcomes nor complications occurred in the hospital period. Analysis of complications in the late-term period (follow-up from one to 22 months) allowed the conclusion that physiological stimulation of the heart (in the AAI regimen) is the optimal method for the treatment of the cardioinhibitory form of the syndrome. The management of the mixed form is still disputable.