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Background: syncope is an important, but underestimated clinical problem in older persons.
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Conclusions: Despite recommendations for the use of syncope guidelines, adherence is suboptimal.
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Conclusion: Vasovagal syncope and DRPH were by far the most frequent diagnoses.
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Finally, power in high-frequency bands decreased less in the group with syncope.
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But it might be that the apricots had brought on the syncope.
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Vasovagal syncope is commonly associated with an intermediate fall in heart rate.
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Background: Prolonged asystole is sometimes an extreme manifestation of neurally mediated syncope.
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The predictors identified in this study suggest a multifactorial aetiology of syncope.
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The economics of treating vasovagal syncope depends on the severity of attacks.
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Background: with increasing age, causes of syncope are more often of cardiac origin.
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Aim: To determine the utilisation of resources for patients admitted for syncope management.
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Data regarding the association between specific cardiovascular conditions, falls and syncope are limited.
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The second study population consisted of 43 patients with unexplained syncope.
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Saddle tilt testing in unexplained syncope may result in a loss of specificity.
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Main outcome measures were patient-reported syncope after pacemaker implantation and mortality.
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Findings indicate that an economic argument favors pacing patients with severe vasovagal syncope.
