PMID: 9164716May 1, 1997Paper

Syncope in the pediatric patient

Cardiology Clinics
R E Tanel, E P Walsh

Abstract

Syncope in the pediatric patient is a common and usually benign event that frequently causes concern and anxiety. This article describes three general categories of syncope in children and adolescents: cardiac, noncardiac, and neurocardiogenic. The discussion includes specific pediatric issues and dissimilarities when compared to adult patients with syncope. In addition, a focused approach to the diagnostic evaluation of syncope in childhood is described.

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