2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302009000100009
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A predispodição genética na síncope vasovagal

Abstract: INTRODUÇÃOSíncope é caracterizada como a perda súbita da consciência, associada à incapacidade de manutenção do tônus postural, com recuperação espontânea 1,2 . Pode ocorrer repentinamente ou ser precedida por sintomas com duração variável, tais como: tontura, calor, sudorese, palpitação, náusea e turvação visual 1 . É entidade bastante comum, podendo ocorrer em 30% da população adulta 3,4 . Dentre as diversas etiologias, a síncope vasovagal é a mais frequente, correspondendo a 50% dos diagnósticos [5][6][7][8… Show more

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“…With a confirmed diagnosis of VVS, the evaluated patient sought otorhinolaryngological help complaining of continuous dizziness and other otoneurolo The neurovascular disease can develop otoneurological symptoms, although the labyrinth is not the origin of the problem. (Azevedo, Barbisan, & Silva, 2009). In this case report, the symptoms were complementary to the condition; however, the syncope referred to a non-labyrinthine condition.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…With a confirmed diagnosis of VVS, the evaluated patient sought otorhinolaryngological help complaining of continuous dizziness and other otoneurolo The neurovascular disease can develop otoneurological symptoms, although the labyrinth is not the origin of the problem. (Azevedo, Barbisan, & Silva, 2009). In this case report, the symptoms were complementary to the condition; however, the syncope referred to a non-labyrinthine condition.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%