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...alatalization feature is independent from any conditioning factor (through syncope), this is called phonemic palatalization. Palatalized and non-palatalized v

** [[Syncope]] = 2 * Syncope

...bradycardia, a drop in blood pressure, subjective "faintness," nausea and syncope" <ref>cite seen at [http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3987/is_200603/

...mptoms, and quality of life. In cardiology, placebos influence disability, syncope, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, angina, and survival. "''

...rs and symptoms or signs of heart failure, myocardial ischemia/infarction, syncope, thromboembolism, infective endocarditis, or other clinical evidence of st

...ry"). Some of the symbols contain elements of something akin to symbolic [[syncope]] or [[apocope]], a mnemonic aid to holding a specific intention while mani

*Episodes of [[hypotension|very low blood pressure]] (including shock) and [[Syncope (medicine)|faintness]]

Other disorders that may cause similar symptoms are syncope, seizure, migraine, vestibulopathy, and conversion disorder.<ref name="pmid

...elusions, lock-jaw, diarrhea, [[palpitations]], [[arrhythmia]], [[fainting|syncope]], [[hyperpyrexia]], and [[hyperreflexia]] progressing to [[convulsion]]s a

:*Less common are chest pain and fainting (syncope).

* [[Syncope]]

...rtificially induced: pilots flying at G-force can experience "hypertensive syncope" which causes tunnel-like vision for up to eight seconds <ref> Lambert EH,

...symptom, and leukopenia an occasional symptom. Scurvy is life-threatening; syncope and sudden death may occur. However, treatment with vitamin C results in ra