Clinical Review

Syncope from an Unusual Cause: Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia

Case in Point

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For this patient, recurrent episodes of severe ear and throat pain progressed to syncopal episodes that interfered with his ability to drive safely. This case highlights the clues that can point clinicians in the direction of this rare syndrome.


 

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