Unusual Swallow Syncope Caused by Huge Hiatal Hernia

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概要

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• Swallowing is a rare cause of syncope. A 76-year-old woman was admitted to a hospital due to postprandial loss of consciousness. Although no remarkable cardiogenic problem was proven, upper gastrointestinal barium examination revealed a huge hiatal hernia. Both echocardiography and MRI presented the collapsed left atrium due to the herniated stomach. Water pouring examination successfully represented lightheadedness, and Nissens fundoplication was carried out. After this procedure, she never suffered from syncopal attack.(Internal Medicine 41:199-201, 2002)

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著者

• Suematsu Masakuni

  The Department Of Internal Medicine Kanebo Memorial Hospital

• Maekawa Toru

  The Department Of Gascroenterology Kanebo Memorial Hospital

• Go Masayoshi

  The Department Of Internal Medicine Kanebo Memorial Hospital

• Shimada Temiko

  The First Department Of Internal Medicine Kobe University

• SHIMADA Takao

  the Department of Gascroenterology, Kanebo Memorial Hospital

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