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Thus, sGVS-activated rats can potentially serve as a useful experimental model of the vasovagalresponse in humans.
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This report describes a patient with acute pericarditis initially presenting with sinus bradycardia, probably due to a vasovagalresponse to (chest) pain.
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These responses have a striking resemblance to human vasovagalresponses.
Usage of vasovagal syncope in английском
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The economics of treating vasovagalsyncope depends on the severity of attacks.
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Findings indicate that an economic argument favors pacing patients with severe vasovagalsyncope.
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Introduction: Respiratory changes accompany the cardiovascular changes during head-up, tilt test-induced vasovagalsyncope.
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Malignant vasovagalsyncope with no warning of impending attack should disbar.
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Ways of improving pacemaker therapy delivery in vasovagalsyncope are anticipated.
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Twelve tilts were performed, of which eight resulted in vasovagalsyncope.
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This article discusses the indications for pacing in vasovagalsyncope.
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Two groups resulted: tilt-induced vasovagalsyncope positive and negative.
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Two infusion-related reactions were assessed as serious (urticaria and vasovagalsyncope).
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Pacing does not prevent the onset of vasovagalsyncope.
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Head-up tilt may be less useful in youthful subjects with vasovagalsyncope than in other subjects.
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Aims: Recently, some studies revealed the efficacy of pacemaker implantation in decreasing recurrences in patients with vasovagalsyncope.
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A number of studies have evaluated the effect of cardiac pacing for prevention of tilt induced vasovagalsyncope.
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The medical term is vasovagalsyncope.
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All four patients were female, and were both younger and more symptomatic than patients with vasovagalsyncope or orthostatic hypotension.
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Studies have attested to the effectiveness of the technique for providing direct diagnostic evidence of a patient's susceptibility to vasovagalsyncope.