near syncope
Posted By: smurf on 2009-01-05
In Reply to: near syncope or near-syncope - nm
Subject: near syncope
(RE: Stedman's Medical Terms and Phrases)
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syncope?
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could that be syncope? nm
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Syncope and/or Near syncope?
Subject: Syncope and/or Near syncope?
He wouldn't mean both, would he?
near syncope or near-syncope
Subject: near syncope or near-syncope
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fered syncope?
Subject: fered syncope?
He had his pacemaker checked No chest pain or shortness of breath. No ferred syncope.
The doctor does stumble on this. Is there such a thing as referred syncope?
Pacemaker syncope
Subject: Pacemaker syncope
Pacemaker syncope due to "a runaway pacemaker firing" could be referred to as a "referred syncope."
Also...a pacemaker when inserted to treat syncope, fails to function, then the patient would have "recurrent syncope" due to pacemaker failure.
near-syncope (nomsg)
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Neurodepressor syncope?
Subject: Neurodepressor syncope?
That is what is clearly sounds like, but I can't verify this in any of my reference materials. Any help is greatly appreciated!
an attack of blindness without syncope
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Shane* Stokes syncope??
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cardio inspiratory syncope?
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Neuro depressor syncope is right I think
Subject: Neuro depressor syncope is right I think
Per http://medicineworld.org/medicine/neurology/syncope.html it says that it is Neurogenic vasodepressor syncope, and I think that neuro depressor syncope may just be shortening the full term.
Also, the doctor then used the term vaso depressor syncope later on in the letter, which suggests to me that they might be both shortened versions of the same term.
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Subject: Cheyne-Stokes respiration AND Syncope
I think this is what you are looking for.
vasovagal response, anxiety, syncope?
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Maybe inferred syncope, guessing because it's not showing up in the results. nm
Subject: Maybe inferred syncope, guessing because it's not showing up in the results. nm
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