Sentences with phrase «in syncope»

She was frozen in syncope.

In syncope, a dog does not usually exhibit the motor activity (paddling) or urination / defecation symptoms seen in a seizure.

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Heat injury is actually an umbrella term for the many things that can happen when exercising in the heat becomes too much, including (in order of severity) heat cramps, heat syncope (aka fainting), heat exhaustion, and the more serious heat stroke.

3 days after the fever, I had near syncope which then resulted in vomiting and a trip to the er.

«These findings mean that physicians should try to control a patient's heart rate by using alternatives as a first line, such as beta - blockers or calcium blockers; if digoxin is used, use a low dose with careful clinical follow - up, evaluate potential drug interactions when starting new medications, and monitor digoxin levels,» the authors said «Patients should be aware of potential toxicity and see their physicians immediately in specific clinical situations, for instance if they experience palpitations or syncope (fainting), as those may precede arrhythmic death,» they added.

In addition to the presence of a loud murmur (3/6 or louder), factors such as the history of a cough, exercise intolerance, the loss of respiratory sinus arrhythmia, decreased appetite, breathlessness, and syncope have all been identified as independent indicators of disease progression.

See a video of an echocardiographic imaging of a person who presented with recurrent postural syncope, looking much like it would in a cat.

She has a heart murmur which in and of itself can be harmless but Carmen is experiencing episodes of lethargy and syncope, which is small time periods of losing consciousness.

Spirinolactone is not a cure for vasovagal syncope, but should help in the severity and frequency of the condition.

Cardiac diseases are related to two - thirds of the syncope episodes seen in dogs and cats.

Pacemaker implantation may be warranted even in older dogs with «syncope and severe exercise intolerance» — related arrhythmias.

During the lecture the speaker will define the current classification of transient loss of consciousness in the dog, the clinical pictures of different syncope, the diagnostic tools and the treatment options.

Cough, exercise intolerance, dyspnea (difficulty breathing), abnormal lung sounds, hepatomegaly (enlargement of the liver), syncope (temporary loss of consciousness due to poor blood flow to the brain), ascites (fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity), abnormal heart sounds, death

Episodic syncope caused by ventricular flutter in a tiger (Pathera tigris).

All of the above continuous ECG devices are particularly useful to determine if a pet is having episodes of collapse due to arrhythmias (both from very fast rhythms or very slow rhythms) and also to help differentiate between seizures and syncope (or fainting: loss of consciousness due to reduced output by the heart) as in some circumstances these can look very similar.

In cats, syncope can be associated with tachyarrhythmias (rapid heart beat) and infarction (area where there is tissue death due to a lack of oxygen reaching an area of the heart).

Feline Syncope - Recurrent syncope (loss of consciousness) is a risk factor for sudden death iSyncope - Recurrent syncope (loss of consciousness) is a risk factor for sudden death isyncope (loss of consciousness) is a risk factor for sudden death in cats.

In severe cases, syncope (fainting) may occur in dogs with advanced DCM who do not receive ample blood flow to the areas of the brain that maintain consciousnesIn severe cases, syncope (fainting) may occur in dogs with advanced DCM who do not receive ample blood flow to the areas of the brain that maintain consciousnesin dogs with advanced DCM who do not receive ample blood flow to the areas of the brain that maintain consciousness.

Medical Legal Implications of Syncope: When Can You Drive After a Syncopal Event, Cardiovascular Institute's 4th Annual New Paradigms in Arrhythmia Management, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 26, 2015

Assisted physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of acute / emergency non-occupational medical conditions such as unstable angina, cardiac arrhythmias, syncope and other cardiac conditions.