Pathological hiccups: systemic causes

Evidence-based neurology checklist on pathological hiccups: systemic causes: Diaphragmatic anomalies Hernias Tumours Cardiovascular causes Metabolic causes Infective causes Other medical causes Drug-induced causes

Diaphragmatic anomalies

  • Hernias
  • Tumours

Cardiovascular causes

Metabolic causes

Infective causes

Other medical causes

Drug-induced causes

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