Syncope - What is Syncope? | Vasovagal | Syncope Classification (ESC 2020) | Causes of Syncope

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What is syncope? Definition of Syncope? Syncope Classification according to the ESC 2020 including reflex mediated syncope or neural mediated syncope (including vasovagal syncope), orthostatic hypotension and cardiac causes of syncope. What is vasovagal syncope? Causes of Syncope and differential diagnosis of syncope.

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Video Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:01 What is Syncope? Definition of Syncope
0:51 Syncope Classification
1:04 Reflex Mediated Syncope / Neural Mediated Syncope
1:06 Vasovagal Syncope
1:53 Orthostatic Hypotension
2:27 Cardiac Causes of Syncope
3:02 How to diagnose Syncope / Syncope Diagnosis

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I have been going through this as a child and now it's happening to me as a Adult never knew this... Thank you for this wonderful video!!!

reginaperry

I've recently been diagnosed with syncope and this definitely helped me understand my diagnosis a little better. I have only fainted 4 times but 3 of those times were recent. 2 were in one day. Thanks for the video. Definitely better than just reading on Google!

ronnie_j

Video Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:01 What is Syncope? Definition of Syncope
0:51 Syncope Classification
1:04 Reflex Mediated Syncope / Neural Mediated Syncope
1:06 Vasovagal Syncope
1:53 Orthostatic Hypotension
2:27 Cardiac Causes of Syncope
3:02 How to diagnose Syncope / Syncope Diagnosis

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I've noticed that smoking cigarettes or marijuana prior to syncope is a common trigger for me. My syncope incidents are rare but that is the one thing they all have in common.

Loralicious

I’ve had three Syncope episodes each caused by laughter. I laugh so hard sometimes I can’t catch my breath and the next thing I know my wife and daughter are sitting by me saying ‘It’s okay, you’re safe’.

ddfann

I've been diagnosed with POTS for about a year and a half and I thought I only passed out just from that but I also learned from my doctor that I also have this when filling out my form to get a disability handicap placard! Great video!

rickym

Now I quit, mas I used to watch YT videos on my iPhone, laying in bed on my side, until one day, I got an electrical shock in my brain upon waking up, that shot me down on the floor. It was a black out, a síncope, and I still dizzy from that, which happened yesterday.

richricogranada

So helpful! Got a bunch of syncope questions in a row while studying for Step 2 and was having trouble sorting out all the etiologies.

Faustian_Bargain_Bin

This is SO INFORMATIVE!!! Thank you so 🙏🏼

cynthiaselene

You are an AMAZING teacher, thank you so much for doing these videos. They are incredibly detailed and make learning hard concepts much easier. Thank you!

funwithyoutubeee

Very clear, easy to understand and helpful. Thank you.

hodgeh

This is great. I would like to mention though that vasovagal is related to the vagus nerves. Damge to these nerves could cause this syncope with many more symptoms. You can have GERD, abdominal pain, chest pressure, hoarsness in your voice, and the worst symptom, fainting.

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