Today the tilt table test is one of the unavoidable diagnostic tests in patients with syncope. (1) Fainting, transient loss of consciousness, sudden dimming, collapse and dizziness are common indications for performing the test. Syncope, although basically benign, can have fatal consequences for patients if they are engaged in traffic or are injured during the fall. The tilt table test is used primarily to clarify the etiology of syncope in dubious cases. Depending on the result of the test (primarily in cardioinhibitory syncope) it may indicate the implantation of a cardiac pacemaker.

In our case report we will show the use of the tilt table test in our daily clinical practice.