Key result
A multimodal behavioral treatment combining skeletal muscle tensing and cognitive-attentional retraining was developed to effectively manage recurrent injury-scene-elicited fainting.
Why the study?
Does multimodal behavioral treatment prevent fainting in patients with recurrent injury-scene-elicited vasodepressor syncope?
Population
Patients with recurrent injury-scene-elicited fainting (vasodepressor syncope)
Design
Other
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May support non-pharmacologic management in refractory cases; leaves open efficacy confirmation in controlled trials.
Does multimodal behavioral treatment prevent fainting in patients with recurrent injury-scene-elicited vasodepressor syncope?
A multimodal behavioral treatment combining skeletal muscle tensing and cognitive-attentional retraining may be an effective approach for managing recurrent injury-scene-elicited vasodepressor syncope.
Kozak et al. (1981) studied Recurrent injury-scene-elicited fainting (vasodepressor syncope). Multimodal behavioral treatment (skeletal muscle tensing and cognitive-attentional retraining) was evaluated. A multimodal behavioral treatment combining skeletal muscle tensing and cognitive-attentional retraining was developed to effectively manage recurrent injury-scene-elicited fainting.
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