2016
DOI: 10.5505/sakaryamedj.2016.79847
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Approach to Children with Chest Pain

Abstract: ÖzGöğüs ağrısı çocuk acile başvuruların en sık nedenlerinden biridir. Erişkinlerin aksine kardiyak nedenli göğüs ağrıları çocuklarda oldukça nadir olmasına rağmen, çocuk kardiyoloji konsültasyonlarının önemli bir kısmını oluşturur. Ciddi ölüm kaygıları nedeni ile bu hastalara gereksiz, uzun süren ve maliyeti yüksek tetkikler yapılmaktadır. Dikkatle detaylı alınmış bir öykü ile desteklenen fizik muayene ve elektrokardiyografide (EKG) anormal bulgusu olmayan hastalarda kardiyak nedenler büyük olasılıkla dışlanab… Show more

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“…Chest pain for which no aetiology can be found despite the necessary tests and detailed anamnesis and physical examination is defined as idiopathic chest pain, with a reported rate of 12-85%. [2,11,18,19] This kind of pain is generally chronic, the severity of the pain does not change with respiration or position, the physical examination and tests are normal, and the pain goes away spontaneously. [2,17] Despite all of the examinations conducted, no aetiology could be determined in 34 (13.5%) of the patients in our study, and thus the diagnosis was idiopathic chest pain, which was consistent with the literature.…”
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“…Chest pain for which no aetiology can be found despite the necessary tests and detailed anamnesis and physical examination is defined as idiopathic chest pain, with a reported rate of 12-85%. [2,11,18,19] This kind of pain is generally chronic, the severity of the pain does not change with respiration or position, the physical examination and tests are normal, and the pain goes away spontaneously. [2,17] Despite all of the examinations conducted, no aetiology could be determined in 34 (13.5%) of the patients in our study, and thus the diagnosis was idiopathic chest pain, which was consistent with the literature.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%