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An eighty-four-year-old female consulted with my clinic asking for a second opinion about the need for her to receive a cardiac pacemaker implant. One year previously, she fell unconsciousness, while taking care of her husband who had been hospitalized for acute myocardial infarction. She was diagnosed as sick sinus syndrome (SSS) at the same hospital and was advised to have a cardiac pacemaker implanted. However, she declined the doctors’ recommendation at that time because her husband was in critical condition. One month later, her husband died and she became quite exhausted after holding the funeral and a series of Buddhist memorial services all by herself. Since then, she had complained of easy fatigability, a sense of heaviness in the chest and stiffness of her shoulders.

KAATSU resistance training decreased the sinus pause in a patient demonstrating sick sinus syndrome. A case report