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retten! 2019; 8(03): 196-205
DOI: 10.1055/a-0653-8574
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Plötzlich bewusstlos! Synkopen im Rettungsdienst

Tanja Weiner
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Marc-Michael Ventzke
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03 July 2019 (online)

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Jeder Rettungsdienstmitarbeiter kennt diese Situation: Am Einsatzort besteht die Schwierigkeit, die Synkope von anderen (lebens-)bedrohlichen Notfällen abzugrenzen. Hier stellt sich v. a. die Frage, ob der Notarzt an der Einsatzstelle benötigt wird, wenn er nicht mitalarmiert wurde. Dieser Artikel soll Ihnen eine Richtschnur an die Hand geben, die ein strukturiertes, zielgerichtetes Vorgehen bei synkopierten Patienten bietet und hilft, entsprechende Differenzialdiagnosen miteinzubeziehen.
 

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