Syncope and presyncope episodes that occur during work could affect one's safety and
impair occupational performance. Few data are available regarding the prevalence of these …

Objective Medical students often feel faint (presyncopal) in the operating room (OR). Despite
mandatory surgical rotations in clerkship, there is little formal training and acclimatization to …

BACKGROUND: Systematic use of neurosurgical training simulators across institutions is
significantly hindered by logistical and financial constraints. OBJECTIVE: To evaluate …

Introduction Reflex syncope is the most common subtype of syncope and, despite not being
associated with increased mortality, often results in significant morbidity and costly …

Background The aim of the study was to assess whether medical students' fainting outside
the university or while witnessing surgical procedures and/or autopsies influenced their …

Objective: To analyze the hemodynamic response, cerebral blood flow, and the
sympathovagal balance between patients with structurally healthy hearts who have a history …

Aims Little is known regarding the overall prevalence of syncope in a population of workers
and the risk of occurrence during working time. Methods and results A total of 452 …

Introduction: Contemporary medicine is witnessing significant advancements in conservative
treatment modalities. However, surgery remains paramount for radical cancer treatment and …

Background: Syncope is a sudden, brief loss of consciousness and postural tone with
spontaneous recovery without therapy. About 30% of the total population experienced …