2009年esc晕厥诊断和处理指南解读（Interpretation of diagnosis and treatment guidelines for ESC syncope in 2009）.doc

2009年esc晕厥诊断和处理指南解读（Interpretation of diagnosis and treatment guidelines for ESC syncope in 2009） In 2009 the interpretation of ESC diagnosis and treatment guidelines for _ syncope ESC diagnosis and treatment guidelines on syncope first enacted in 2001, 2004 has been updated, the new guidelines released this year stressed two points, one is to emphasize the two objective evaluation of patients with syncope, etiology and risk stratification is clear; two is a multidisciplinary and extensive, a total of 76 experts participated in the development of different areas the guide. The main changes in the new guidelines include the following: 1 the classification of syncope has been updated under the framework of transient sexual loss (T-LOC). 2 new data on epidemiology have been added. After 3 initial evaluation, a new risk stratification method was proposed for sudden cardiac death (SCD) and cardiovascular events. 4 on the basis of extended care, the importance of diagnostic strategies is emphasized. 5 updated evidence for evidence-based medicine. The guidelines are divided into five sections. The first three sections describe the definition, classification, pathophysiology, epidemiology, prognosis, and diagnosis and management of syncope. The fourth section describes syncope in specific populations, including syncope among elderly people, syncope in children, and syncope and driving. The fifth part introduces the mode of diagnosis and treatment of syncope, and emphasizes the importance of multidisciplinary cooperative diagnosis and treatment. Here briefly summarize the first three parts. Definition, classification and pathophysiology, epidemiology, and prognosis 1 Definitions Syncope is a transient cerebral hypoperfusion caused by T-LOC characterized by rapid onset, short duration, and spontaneous complete recovery. 2 classification and pathophysiology T-LOC is divided into traumatic and non traumatic types. Non traumatic T-LOC includes syncope, epilepsy, mental pseudo sy