My husband was told he has Bow Hunter's Syndrome by several local medical people who sent him to Mayo in 2021 for evaluation. He was seen by Neurology, the Spine Center, and Otolaryngology. No one did any dynamic scans. We were there is nothing wrong and he just should not put his neck in the position that causes him to black out. This means he has no life and cannot do the things he enjoys or drive for himself. We are continuing to try to find someone who can help. I am glad others have received vital help at Mayo, but I feel they failed my husband in this area. He had been a patient for many years at Mayo until this, but now it is difficult to get him to see any doctor for anything. If anyone has any suggestions as to what else we can try I would appreciate it.