Syncope as a symptom: A practical approach to etiologic diagnosis: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 79, No 2

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The patient who experiences an episode of syncope is not only alarmed but also puzzled. Why did it happen? Will it happen again? How serious is it? These are questions of concern also to the physician whom a syncopal patient consults. In this article, Drs Haddad and Sellers provide a framework to aid the clinician in carrying out the most productive evaluation for this disturbing and potentially dangerous symptom.

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