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Lancet, The, 1993
The uncomfortable awareness of a beating heart--palpitations--is a common complaint that can occur under normal or abnormal circumstances. For example, normal palpitations occur with exercise, emotions, and stress, or after taking substances that increase adrenergic tone or diminish vagal activity (coffee, nicotine, and adrenergic or anticholinergic ...
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The uncomfortable awareness of a beating heart--palpitations--is a common complaint that can occur under normal or abnormal circumstances. For example, normal palpitations occur with exercise, emotions, and stress, or after taking substances that increase adrenergic tone or diminish vagal activity (coffee, nicotine, and adrenergic or anticholinergic ...
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A Systematic Review of Palpitations Prevalence by Menopausal Status
Current Obstetrics and Gynecology Reports, 2021 Purpose of the Review The purpose was to systematically review evidence on the prevalence of palpitations by menopausal stage. Palpitations are a feeling of missed, irregular, or exaggerated heart beats.
James Tisdale, Chen Chen, Ying Sheng
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Australian Journal of General Practice, 2019
Palpitations are one of the most common presentations to general practice. While they are usually benign, they may be associated with an adverse prognosis.This article presents a systematic approach to the patient with palpitations and addresses considerations of aetiology, history and examination; appropriate diagnostic work-up; cardiology ...
Alex Ja, McLellan, Jonathan M, Kalman
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Palpitations are one of the most common presentations to general practice. While they are usually benign, they may be associated with an adverse prognosis.This article presents a systematic approach to the patient with palpitations and addresses considerations of aetiology, history and examination; appropriate diagnostic work-up; cardiology ...
Alex Ja, McLellan, Jonathan M, Kalman
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BMJ, 2016
#### What you need to know Palpitations are a symptom characterised by awareness of the heartbeat, often described as a strong, skipping, fluttering, racing, pounding, thudding, or jumping sensation in the chest. Some patients describe a sensation of having to cough or their breath being taken away.
Chris P, Gale, A John, Camm
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#### What you need to know Palpitations are a symptom characterised by awareness of the heartbeat, often described as a strong, skipping, fluttering, racing, pounding, thudding, or jumping sensation in the chest. Some patients describe a sensation of having to cough or their breath being taken away.
Chris P, Gale, A John, Camm
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Sports Medicine, 2008
In an athletic population, the incidence of palpitations varies from 0.3% to as high as 70%, depending on age and type of sport being studied. Palpitations, or an awareness of an increased or abnormal heart beat, are rare in the school-age athlete, but much more common in older endurance athletes.
Christine E, Lawless, William, Briner
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In an athletic population, the incidence of palpitations varies from 0.3% to as high as 70%, depending on age and type of sport being studied. Palpitations, or an awareness of an increased or abnormal heart beat, are rare in the school-age athlete, but much more common in older endurance athletes.
Christine E, Lawless, William, Briner
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2010
Syncope is a transient episode of loss of consciousness (T-LOC) due to cerebral hypoperfusion. Its causes can be subdivided on the basis of pathophysiology, including (1) neurally mediated—or reflex—syncope; (2) orthostatic hypotension; (3) cardiac causes; and (4) cerebrovascular or psychogenic causes. Neurocardiogenic syncope, or simple
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Syncope is a transient episode of loss of consciousness (T-LOC) due to cerebral hypoperfusion. Its causes can be subdivided on the basis of pathophysiology, including (1) neurally mediated—or reflex—syncope; (2) orthostatic hypotension; (3) cardiac causes; and (4) cerebrovascular or psychogenic causes. Neurocardiogenic syncope, or simple
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2018
This case deals with the recognition and management of atrioventricular nodal re-entrant tachycardia (AVNRT), the most common narrow-complex tachyarrhythmia. The differential diagnosis of narrow-complex tachycardia is considered, with suggestions to aid in electrocardiographic and clinical distinction of various arrhythmias. Nonpharmacologic management
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This case deals with the recognition and management of atrioventricular nodal re-entrant tachycardia (AVNRT), the most common narrow-complex tachyarrhythmia. The differential diagnosis of narrow-complex tachycardia is considered, with suggestions to aid in electrocardiographic and clinical distinction of various arrhythmias. Nonpharmacologic management
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Abstract Palpitation is a symptom of an increased awareness of the heart beat. It can be caused by a normal heart rhythm but can be caused by different heart rhythms. This chapter explores the causes of palpitation and subsequent investigation and management.
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