Syncope laboratory findings

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Laboratory Findings

The goal of the following is to help determine what is causing syncope. Even with the following tests, doctors can not always determine the causes for some patients.

• Complete blood count, liver function, renal function and serum electrolyte levels
• Cardiac enzymes

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