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Age, sex, comorbidity, and pharmacotherapy were investigated as potential factors related to the incidence of syncope hospitalization in a Danish nationwide cohort.
May guide syncope risk stratification; extends observational associations but leaves open causal confirmation and practice change.
Syncope is a common cause for hospitalization and may be related to comorbidity and concurrent medication. The objective of this study was to determine the incidence, comorbidity, and pharmacotherapy in a nationwide cohort of patients hospitalized with syncope.
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Ruwald et al. (2012) studied this question. Age, sex, comorbidity, and pharmacotherapy were investigated as potential factors related to the incidence of syncope hospitalization in a Danish nationwide cohort.
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