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Notfallmedizin up2date 2024; 19(02): 141-147
DOI: 10.1055/a-2287-1432
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Synkope, epileptischer oder psychogener Anfall? Der Weg zur richtigen Diagnose

Tobias Res Baumgartner
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Rainer Surges
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Der kurzzeitige Bewusstseinsverlust ist ein häufiges Symptom in der Notfallversorgung. Differenzialdiagnostisch müssen Synkopen u. a. von epileptischen oder psychogenen Anfällen unterschieden werden, Fehleinschätzungen sind nicht selten. Dieser Artikel soll dazu befähigen, entscheidende klinische Kernsymptome systematisch zu erheben und so die Ursache des kurzzeitigen Bewusstseinsverlustes mit hoher Sicherheit abzuleiten.



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