Neurological emergencies account for about one-third of the highest severity codes
attributed in emergency pediatric departments. About 75% of children with acute …

Background This case report with an associated literature review explores the challenges,
opportunities, and current evidence in creating a thoughtful diagnostic and management …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review examines the significance of seizures in young
athletes and the complex inter-relationship between seizures, epilepsy, and sudden cardiac …

Syncope presents a proportion of up to 25% among children and adolescents and accounts
for 0.9% of emergency room visits. Its most frequent aetiology is neurally mediated syncope …

Objectives Syncope is a common presenting symptom in the pediatric emergency
department (PED). The etiology of pediatric syncope is generally benign. However …

Objectives We intended to assess emergency department physician's practice pattern and
their motivations for obtaining electrocardiograms (ECGs) in pediatric vasovagal syncope …

Objective To describe the clinical profile of children with syncope. Methods Hospital records
were reviewed for clinical and laboratory details of childrenpresenting withreal or apparent …

Exertional syncope has been suggested to correlate with a cardiac aetiology, particularly
when occurring in mid-stride. The aim of the study is to evaluate the incidence of cardiac …

Syncope is a heterogeneous syndrome with complex underlying mechanisms, hence, the
spectrum of patients presenting with syncope is broad. The diagnosis of syncope begins …

Introduction: Due to the association of syncope and some serious cardiovascular disorders
in children, evaluation of relevant findings and determination of its common and uncommon …