Synkope / TLOC? Ursachen, Formen & Diagnostik erklärt | Never lose the wire

🩺 “Never Lose the Wire” is a video-based training resource for clinical acute and emergency medicine. In this episode, we focus on syncope—or more precisely, TLOC (Transient Loss of Consciousness). We explain the clinical picture, show why the term TLOC is more commonly used today, and guide you step-by-step through the most important diagnostic procedures. We also discuss which forms of syncope require particular attention in clinical practice. 🏥 Publisher: Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin 🎥 Production: Team “Never Lose the Wire” 👥 Team for this episode: Host: Anna Munk Expert: Martin Möckel Camera & Post-production: Felix Bangert Scientific Advisor: Martin Möckel ⚠️ Disclaimer The content of this video series was created to the best of our knowledge and belief, based on the current state of science and clinical practice. However, errors can never be completely ruled out. Medical knowledge is constantly evolving – especially in acute and emergency medicine. The content shown is for internal training and continuing education purposes only. It does not replace medical training, structured clinical supervision, or adherence to local standards and SOPs. These videos must not be used as the sole basis for medical interventions, procedures, or therapeutic decisions. Every medical action must always be performed within the clinical context, taking into account individual patient factors and in accordance with the applicable guidelines and regulations. 📬 Contact [email protected] 🔎 Keywords / Tags #Syncope #TLOC #EmergencyMedicine #AcuteMedicine #Neurology #Cardiology #ResuscitationRoom #NeverLoseTheWire #Charité