Neurological Exam Electroencephalography (EEG) EEG Procedure Ambulatory EEG Dry Electrode Headset EEG How to Read an EEG Video EEG Test What if my EEG was normal? Where is EEG performed? Which EEG type is best? Brain Imaging for Epilepsy Computer Tomography MEG MRI PET Scan ...
They should be trained to avoid syncopetriggering conditions (such as over-warm or crowded environments, or prolonged standing up) and to recognise possible prodromes and all signs and symptoms preceding the event, in order to react with appropriate manoeuvres to abort the syncope and prevent any...
Syncope, Answers Posted on June 17, 2015 by emlyceum In which patients with syncope do you get a NCHCT? Syncope is defined as a transient loss of consciousness and postural tone. It has a rapid onset, short duration, spontaneous recovery and is due to transient global cerebral hypoperfusion...
Epilepsy is a common acquired chronic neurological disorder occurring in ~1% of the general population. Recent experimental studies have shown that seizures, whether continuous or sporadic, can cause molecular and cellular responses resulting in neuronal damage or death, gliosis, and axonal and dendrit...
Although few sufficiently controlled trials are available, verapamil is recommended as the first-line prophylactic drug for CH by the French Headache Society (with a low level of evidence, level B) and by the EFNS (European Federation of Neurological Societies, level A). Daily doses of more ...
These findings suggested that sustained ventricular arrhythmias known to be associated with the Brugada syndrome and resultant cerebral hypoperfusion, rather than a primary seizure disorder, were responsible for the event. Patients with the Brugada syndrome often present with sudden death or with syncope ...
Although few sufficiently controlled trials are available, verapamil is recommended as the first-line prophylactic drug for CH by the French Headache Society (with a low level of evidence, level B) and by the EFNS (European Federation of Neurological Societies, level A). Daily doses of more ...
Multimorbidity is defined as the presence of more than 2 out of the following 7 conditions: atrial fibrillation, syncope, diabetes, lipometabolic disorder, COPD, PAD, and renal failure. 3. Results To analyze the preference of patients regarding their personal aim of the heart operation, the ...