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-[[File:Figure1.jpg | Frequency of the complaint fainting as reason for encounter in general practice in the Netherlands. Data are obtained from the general practitioners transition project. It concerns an analysis of 93.297 patient years. The arrow around 1 year is to indicate that a small peak occurs between 6-18 months (breath-holding spells). [From Colman et al reference 7 with permission]]]
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+''Frequency of the complaint fainting as reason for encounter in general practice in the Netherlands. Data are obtained from the general practitioners transition project. It concerns an analysis of 93.297 patient years. The arrow around 1 year is to indicate that a small peak occurs between 6-18 months (breath-holding spells). [From Colman et al reference 7 with permission]
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  An incidence peak occurs around the age of 15 years, with females having more than twice the incidence of males [8].