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mediated 66 Vasovagal Carotid sinus syndrome Orthostatic hypotension 10 1y or 2y autonomic failure Drug induced Volume depletion Cardiac syncope 11 Arrhythmia Structural Others. REFLEX REFLEX BRAKE CONTROLINSTALLATION AND USER GUIDE51130-INS-R1 • PAGE 2This package includes:(1) Brake control module with quick plug(1) Slide-in mounting bracket(2) Mounting bracket scr Case Review. Amy Gutman MD ~ EMS Medical Director. www.prehospitalmd@gmail.com / www.TEAEMS.com. Objectives. “Weak & Dizzy” is a common complaint with both benign & lethal causes. E. tiologies . SLO: . 1.2 describe . the organization of the nervous system according to structure, including:. 1.2.1 naming and locating basic components of the central nervous system, including grey and white matter. Gain organised knowledge in the subject area syncope. Be able to correctly interpret clinical findings in patients with syncope. Know and apply the relevant evidence and/or guidelines . Be . aware of common cognitive biases in the diagnosis and management of . Philip . Dittmar. January 31, 2014. I have no conflicts of interest to disclose.. Syncope. The current state in healthcare. Classification of syncope. Costs of a “typical” work up. Ways to provide “High Value Cost Conscious Care”. A Case-Based Approach to Diagnosis. Sarah Hodges, DO. Neurology. I have no disclosures to share. Objectives . Define syncope and seizure. Review natural history of syncope and seizure. List etiologies of seizure and syncope. Nothing to disclose. Syncope Is. t. he abrupt and transient loss of consciousness. associated with absence of postural tone. followed by complete and usually rapid spontaneous recovery. Syncope. alarming for the individual, witnesses, family, and providers. Definition: . Brief loss of consciousness and loss of postural tone . Common: seen in up to 15% of adolescents . Majority are neural mediated . Cardiogenic causes <1.5%. Management. : Careful history including family history . ( Neurocardiogenic /Reflex Syncope) Behzad Pavri, MD, FACC, FHRS Professor of Medicine Director, CCEP Fellowship Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, USA Disclosures • Speaker for St. Receptors Receptors SyndromeSyndromeReceptorReceptor Vasovagal syncopeVasovagal syncopeVentricular Ventricular mechanoreceptorsmechanoreceptors Micturition syncopeMicturition syncopeBladder Bladder me SYNCOPESYNCOPEA Transient Loss of ConsciousnessA Transient Loss of ConsciousnessThe primary purpose of the evaluation of The primary purpose of the evaluation of the patient with syncope is to determi 252 Vagal Syncope Vagal syncope is the most common form of neurocardiogenic syncope. Vasovagal is usually benign and self-limiting but could prove fatal in patients with limited cardiac reserve, s Sudden cardiac death. MUDr. Marko Bjeloševič,. PhD.. . Pediatric Cardiac Center in Bratislava. Epidemiology - loss of consciousness. 25% children (at least 1 loss of consciousness before 19 y. ). syncope. Given the trend towards benefit though, it is unknown if a longer duration of follow-up in this trial or another trial with a larger sample size would show a significant benefit in favor of .