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The physical examination is unremarkable in 50% of patients. | The physical examination is unremarkable in 50% of patients.Upright tilt-table testing - can be used to distinguish neurogenic syncope from orthostatic hypotension syncope. | ||
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Overview
The physical examination is unremarkable in 50% of patients.Upright tilt-table testing - can be used to distinguish neurogenic syncope from orthostatic hypotension syncope.