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== Background ==
== Background ==
Exercise-related syncope without organic heart disease
Exercise-related syncope without organic heart disease
has frequently been reported in young athletes. The exact incidence of idiopathic exercise-related syncope among young athletes is not known.
has frequently been reported in young athletes [2, 5,
9–11, 14]. The exact incidence of idiopathic exercise-related syncope among young athletes is not known.
Calkins et al. and Colivicchi et al. found that after a thorough cardiac evaluation athletes with an exertional-related syncope could safely continue to participate in athletics [2, 3]. Tilt-table testing may be a useful diagnostic
Calkins et al. and Colivicchi et al. found that after a thorough cardiac evaluation athletes with an exertional-related syncope could safely continue to participate in athletics [2, 3]. Tilt-table testing may be a useful diagnostic
tool provoking syncope in 41 % of 24 athletes and up to
tool provoking syncope in 41 % of 24 athletes and up to
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== References ==
== References ==
<biblio>
<biblio>
#Bjornstad pmid=1782647
#Bjornstad pmid=1782647
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#Takase pmid=11195600
#Takase pmid=11195600
#Wolthuis pmid=830206
#Wolthuis pmid=830206
</biblio>