Orthostatic Dysregulation in Childhood with Special Reference to the Standing Electrocardiogram : Conference on Neurocirculatory Asthenia & Allied Diseases and Orthostatic Hypotensive Diseases

Abstract

Orthostatic dysregulation is a common condition that is found mainly in adolescent age. The cardinal symptoms are induced by postural change, and a dysfunction of the autonomic nerve system is considered as underlying condition. Clinical symptoms, specially standing ECG and the effect of several agencies to the ECG in the disease were studied and the possible mechanism was discussed.