Abstract:Introduction. Syncope is defined as a state of short-term loss of consciousness with reduction of muscle tone due to insufficient hypoxic brain. It is characterized by a sudden onset and spontaneous, complete subsiding. Approximately 30-40% of all syncopes of unclear origin represent vasovagal syncope which are the most common type among children, young people (75-85%) and in people in old age. Syncope is a common condition, and any loss of consciousness always causes concern the patient and his/her relatives.… Show more
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