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EKG Changes in Syncope due to Arrhythmia
Aka: EKG Changes in Syncope due to Arrhythmia, Electrocardiogram in Syncope- EKG changes suggestive of Syncope due to arrhythmia
- Bifascicular Heart Block
- QRS Duration > 120 ms
- Second Degree Atrioventricular Block
- Sinus Bradycardia <50 bpm
- Prolonged QT Interval
- Q Waves
- EKG changes seen in Brugada Syndrome
- Right Bundle Branch Block
- ST Elevation in leads V1-V3
- EKG in Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia
- T Wave inversion in leads V1-V3
- QRS Complex duration > 110 ms in leads V1-V3
- References
Syncope (C0039070) |
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| Definition (NCI) | A spontaneous loss of consciousness caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain. |
| Definition (NCI) | A disorder characterized by spontaneous loss of consciousness caused by insufficient blood supply to the brain. |
| Definition (NCI) | Extremely weak; threatened with syncope. |
| Definition (MEDLINEPLUS) |
If you've ever fainted, you are not alone - at least one third of people faint sometime in their lives. Fainting is a temporary loss of consciousness. You lose muscle control at the same time, and may fall down. Most people recover quickly and completely. Fainting usually happens when your blood pressure drops suddenly, causing a decrease in blood flow to your brain. This is more common in older people. Some causes of fainting include
Fainting is usually nothing to worry about, but it can sometimes be a sign of a serious problem. If you faint, it's important to see your health care provider and find out why it happened. |
| Definition (MSH) | A transient loss of consciousness and postural tone caused by diminished blood flow to the brain (i.e., BRAIN ISCHEMIA). Presyncope refers to the sensation of lightheadedness and loss of strength that precedes a syncopal event or accompanies an incomplete syncope. (From Adams et al., Principles of Neurology, 6th ed, pp367-9) |
| Definition (CSP) | fainting due to a sudden fall of blood pressure below the level required to maintain oxygenation of brain tissue. |
| Definition (NCI) | Extremely weak; threatened with syncope. |
| Concepts | Sign or Symptom (T184) |
| MSH | D013575 |
| ICD9 | 780.2 |
| ICD10 | R55 |
| SnomedCT | 206727002, 206725005, 206731008, 158137001, 158135009, 271211004, 158133002, 271594007, 309585006, 272030005, 29423006, 271785004, 139532000, 162263008 |
| English | Faintness, Fainting, Syncope, Syncopes, FAINTING EPISODES, COLLAPSE FLEETING, COLLAPSE TRANSIENT, FAINTNESS, FALLING OUT, Fainted, PASSED OUT, SWOONING, SYNCOPE, Syncope, NOS, Syncope and collapse NOS, [D]Syncope, [D]Syncope and collapse, [D]Syncope and collapse NOS, A faint, Passed out, [D]Fainting (context-dependent category), [D]Syncope and collapse (context-dependent category), [D]Syncope and collapse NOS (context-dependent category), [D]Fainting, fainting (syncope), syncope, fainting, fainting (symptom), [D]Syncope and collapse NOS (situation), [D]: [fainting] or [collapse] (situation), [D]: [fainting] or [collapse] (disorder), [D]Syncope and collapse (situation), Syncopal attack, Falling out, Swooning, [D]Fainting (situation), Faint, FAINT, FAINTING, Syncope [Disease/Finding], attacks syncopal, disorders syncope, fainting episodes, falls out, Attack(s);fainting, collapse syncope, faint, fainted, faints, syncope attack, out pass, pass out, attacks fainting, out passed, syncopes, fainting/syncope, Swoon, faintings, syncope fainting, faintness, swoons, out passes, swooning, passed out, syncope collapse, fainting syncope, Syncope and collapse, Syncope symptom, Syncope attack, Syncope (disorder), Syncope and collapse (disorder), Syncope symptom (disorder), Fainting/syncope, attack; syncope, attack; unconsciousness, collapse; general, fainting; fit, fit; fainting, general; collapse, loss of consciousness; attack, syncope; syncope, unconsciousness; attack, Faint symptom, Fainting (finding), Fainting [D], Syncope (finding), [D]: [fainting] or [collapse], Collapse fleeting, Collapse transient, fainting attacks, swoon |
| French | SYNCOPE, Collapsus passager, Tendance lipothymique, Syncope et collapsus, Ivre mort, Evanouissements, Collapsus transitoire, Chutes fréquentes, Pâmoison, Lipothymie, COLLAPSUS TRANSITOIRE, DECES, ETAT SYNCOPAL, EVANOUISSEMENT, Evanouissement/syncope, PERTE DE CONNAISSANCE, Syncope, Évanouissement |
| Portuguese | SINCOPE, DESMAIO, Síncope e colapso, Ataque de síncope, Colapso transitório, Esvaimento, Perda de consciência, Desmaiado, Colapso passageiro, COLAPSO TRANSITORIO, DEBILIDADE, DESFALECIMENTO, DESMAIADO, Desmaio/sincope, Desmaio, Síncope |
| Spanish | DESVANECIMIENTO, SINCOPE, DESMAYO, Colapso transitorio, Desfallecimiento, Episodio sincopal, Síncope y colapso, Privación de sentido, Alferecía, Pérdida de conocimiento, Desvanecimiento, Colapso fugaz, [D]desvanecimiento (categoría dependiente del contexto), [D]síncope y colapso (categoría dependiente del contexto), [D]síncope y colapso SAI (categoría dependiente del contexto), Faint symptom, [D]Syncope and collapse NOS, [D]Syncope and collapse, Collapse [D], Fainting [D], Syncope symptom, [D]: [fainting] or [collapse], CAIDA, COLAPSO TRANSITORIO, DESFALLECIMIENTO, Desmayo/sincope, [D]síncope y colapso SAI, [D]síncope y colapso SAI (situación), [D]desvanecimiento (situación), [D]desvanecimiento, [D]síncope y colapso (situación), [D]síncope y colapso, síncope (trastorno), síncope - síntoma (trastorno), síncope - síntoma, síncope y colapso (trastorno), síncope y colapso, síncope, desmayo, desvanecimiento (hallazgo), desvanecimiento, síncope (hallazgo), Sincope, Desmayo, Síncope |
| German | SYNKOPE, ohnmaechtig, Kollaps fluechtig, synkopale Attacke, schwach, bewusstlos werden, Synkope und Kollaps, Kollaps voruebergehend, schwummrig, ohnmaechtig werden, Ohnmachtsanfall, BEWUSSTLOSIGKEIT FLUECHTIG, KOLLAPS KURZDAUERND, Kollaps/Ohnmacht/Synkope, OHNMACHT, OHNMAECHTIG WERDEN, SCHWAECHEANFALL, Ohnmacht, Synkope |
| Dutch | kortdurende collaps, flauwte, flauw, flauwteaanval, flauwvallen, voorbijgaande collaps, syncope en collaps, uitvallen, flauwgevallen, aanval van syncope, Flauwvallen/syncope, aanval; bewusteloosheid, aanval; syncope, algemeen; collaps, bewusteloosheid; aanval, bewustzijnsverlies; aanval, collaps; algemeen, flauwvallen; toeval, syncope; aanval, toeval; flauwvallen, Syncope en collaps, syncope, Collaps, Flauwvallen, Syncope |
| Italian | Attacco sincopale, Sfaldarsi, Sincope e collasso, Collasso transitorio, Malore, Svenuto, Svenimento/sincope, Svenimento, Sincope |
| Japanese | 卒倒, 一過性虚脱, 浮動性めまい感, 失神発作, ｼｯｼﾝ, ｲｯｶｾｲｷｮﾀﾞﾂ, ｿｯﾄｳ, ｼｯｼﾝﾎｯｻ, ﾌﾄﾞｳｾｲﾒﾏｲｶﾝ, ｷｾﾞﾂ, 脳貧血, 気絶, 失神 |
| Swedish | Svimning, SVIMNING |
| Czech | synkopa, Tranzientní kolaps, Synkopický záchvat, Omdlívající, Mdloba, Synkopa a kolaps, Synkopa, Výpadek, Upadnout do bezvědomí, Pocit závratě |
| Finnish | Pyörtyminen, PYORTYMINEN |
| Russian | SINKOPE, OBMOROK, OBMOROK POSTURAL'NYI, POTERIA SOZNANIIA, PREDOBMOROCHNOE SOSTOIANIE, ОБМОРОК, ПОТЕРЯ СОЗНАНИЯ, ОБМОРОК ПОСТУРАЛЬНЫЙ, ПРЕДОБМОРОЧНОЕ СОСТОЯНИЕ, СИНКОПЕ |
| Norwegian | BESVIMELSE/-TENDENS r55 |
| Danish | Kortvarigt bevidsthedstab/synkope |
| Hungarian | ajulas/eszmeletvesztes, Ájult, Syncopés roham, Syncope és collapsus, Átmeneti collapsus, Ájulásérzés, Múló collapsus, Syncope, Ájulás, Elájulás, Összeesés |
| Korean | 실신 및 허탈 |
| Croatian | SINKOPA |
| Basque | ZORABIOA (SINKOPEA),KONORTE GALTZEA |
| Hebrew | hitalfut |
| Polish | Zapaść, Omdlenie |
| Sources |
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System) |