Vasovagal Syncope
Postural Heart Rate Changes in Young Patients With Vasovagal Syncope
... Thus, the excessive tachycardia preceding hypotension and bradycardia is often part of the vasovagal response in young patients, as described here in our cohort of patients with VVS. Therefore, a significant ...
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Amnesia for loss of consciousness is common in vasovagal syncope
... Vasodepressor responses tend to be more gradual than cardi- oinhibitory and therefore one might expect more time for aware- ness of symptoms to occur and less chance for amnesia following syncope. However, our ...
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Syncope: experience at a tertiary care hospital in Karachi, Pakistan
... of syncope. Increasing incidence of cardiogenic syncope with age may be because of the higher incidence of ischaemic and structural heart diseases in the ...orthostatic syncope with advancing age is ...
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Common Syndromes of Orthostatic Intolerance
... postural vasovagal syncope (fainting), or chronic OI, such as postural tachycardia syndrome, which can signi fi cantly reduce quality of ...frequent syncope episodes can be debilitating, and injury ...
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Comparison of existing syncope rules and newly proposed anatolian syncope rule to predict short-term serious outcomes after syncope in the Turkish population
... orthostatic syncope (40% of the known precipitating ...in vasovagal syncope (45% of the known precipitating ...in syncope derived from the risk ...
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Syncope in children clinicoetiological correlation
... a vasovagal syncope where symptomatic treatment can bring about sufficient improvement in ...of syncope-severe heart defects, conduction abnormalities, ventricular arrhythmias or aneurysmby causing a ...
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Syndromes of orthostatic intolerance and syncope in young adults
... ANOVA, analysis of variance; no Dx, no diagnosis; OH, orthostatic hypotension; POTS, postural tachycardia syndrome; VVS, vasovagal syncope. The use of medications in the study population was generally very ...
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Abstract
... with vasovagal syncope and mitral valve prolapse, this study found that the majority of heart rate variability parameters did not differ sig− nificantly when the heart rate frequency was increased in a ...
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Cardiovascular associations of falls and syncope in the elderly
... symptoms in specific situations such as micturition, defecation and coughing. Prodromal symptoms include extreme fatigue, weakness, diaphoresis, nausea, visual defects, visual and auditory hallucinations, dizziness, ...
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Analysis of Demography and Clinical Profile of Syncope in Children
... In patients suspected of having orthostatic hypotension blood pressures should be measured in the supine and standing positions. The American Autonomic Society has defined orthostatic hypotension as a persistent fall in ...
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Prevalence and Clinical Factors of Anxiety and Depression in Neurally Mediated and Unexplained Syncope
... If syncope or presyncope were not induced, an isoprotere- nol infusion was started at a rate of 1 µg/min without re- turning the patient to the supine position; infusion rate was especially associated with ...
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RETRACTED: An Uncommon Case of Secondary Cardiac Lymphoma Manifested through Pre Syncope, Syncope Episodes and Atrial Flutter
... Sixteen days after last admission the patient was readmitted to the ER with syncope, hoarseness and dysphagia. The ECG at presentation showed atrial flatter with rapid ventricular response. The new echocardiogram ...
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2018 ESC Guidelines for the diagnosis and management of syncope
... Although syncope is not associated with an increased incidence of sud- den death in patients with preserved cardiac function, a high incidence of total deaths (about one-third sudden) was observed in patients with ...
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Syncope as a presentation of acute pulmonary embolism
... Logistic regression analysis was performed to deter- mine the independent factors associated with the presence of syncope in patients with APE. The following variables were entered into the multivariate analysis: ...
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Yohimbine in neurally mediated syncope Pathophysiological implications
... his syncope, and did not want to continue to the yohimbine phase; in the other two, complete or adequate recordings of muscle sympathetic nerve activity were not obtained ...diated syncope, who successfully ...
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Potential Role of Biomarkers in the Management of Syncope
... Objective: Syncope is one of the most common presentation of patients seen in emergency departments ...of syncope is challenging. The San Francisco Syncope Rule is the most widely used risk ...
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What Is the Yield of Screening Echocardiography in Pediatric Syncope?
... their syncope, 16 had a history of exercise-induced syn- cope, a positive family history, or an abnormal phys- ical ...of syncope, patients with cardiac causes had no significant differences in the ...
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BREATHHOLDING SPELLS (CYANOTIC AND PALLID INFANTILE SYNCOPE)
... BREATHHOLDING SPELLS (CYANOTIC AND PALLID INFANTILE SYNCOPE). http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/39/4/563[r] ...
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Predictors of Recurrence of Syncope in Patients with Unexplained Syncope undergoing Head Up Tilt Testing: A Study Using Clinical, Hemodynamic and Echocardiographic Variables.
... Recurrent syncope is a commonly encountered clinical problem and remains a major diagnostic as well as therapeutic challenge in any clinical ...experiencing syncope in the community present themselves to a ...
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Implementing a Guideline to Improve Management of Syncope in the Emergency Department
... typical syncope in children is virtually always benign, patients present to the ED in part for reassurance to ex- clude the possibility of signi fi cant cardiac disease, such as prolonged QT ...
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