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[Syncope].

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Syncopes related to cerebral or cardio-vascular lesions, or resulting from a reflex or from a mixed origin should remain exceptional. Adequate knowledge of their possible etiology and of the curative and preventive measures to use, are very important. To avoid an irreversible issue every practitioner should master the resuscitation technics. Each office should have an adequate equipment for resuscitation and CPR courses should be taken every year.

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N Arnault, A Pelissier, F Arnault. [Syncope].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2382078/

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