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Application of San Francisco Syncope Rule in elderly ED patients
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 09/08/08
Schladenhaufen R et al. - In this cohort of elderly ED patients, the SFSR had a lower sensitivity and specificity. The SFSR may not be applicable to the elderly ED population. Future prospective validation is necessary before application to the ED elderly population.
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