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Clinical Autonomic Disorder: Classification and Clinical Evaluation

Sang-Ho Kim
Journal of the Korean Society of Clinical Neurophysiology 2002;4(2):222-228.
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Autonomic nervous system is closely related to the every organ systems. This close relation causes diverse clinical manifestations in case of autonomic dysfunction. Clinical approach to the autonomic dysfunction is a delicate field in the clinical neurology, and generally needs detailed history taking and physical/neurological examinations. As classification of autonomic disorders is not well established, anatomical information and etiological diagnosis must be considered together in the evaluation of a patient. Treatment of primary autonomic dysfunction mainly depends on the symptomatic care and secondary autonomic dysfunction requires proper treatment of etiological disease.

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