Video-EEG during tilt-table testing is an invaluable aid for understanding syncope

Muppidi et al. in their recent publication, addressing the clinical utility of qualitative electroencephalography (EEG) during tilt table testing (TTT), made several statements that deserve critical consideration (Muppidi et al., 2018). Most importantly, the authors stated incorrectly, referring to our work (Van Dijk et al., 2014), that we described 'multiple patterns of EEG changes with syncope' and added, also erroneously, that 'these findings have not been replicated'. In fact, we discussed just two patterns ('slow' and 'slow-flat-slow').

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