Meanings of acute psychosis in English

Over a two year period, three of the 12 participants developed an acute psychosis.

Conclusions: This case emphasizes the importance of considering neurosyphilis in the differential diagnosis of acute psychosis.

People who later develop acute psychosis begin to deviate from developmental norms as early as age 10, Gur added.

We are reporting a case of cyanocobalamine deficiency anemia who presented with acute psychosis which readily reversed on cyanocobalamin replacement.

Taken together, our results suggest that alterations of fronto-limbic novelty processing may contribute to the pathophysiology of delusions in patients with acute psychosis.

All too often, good ideas mutate into incomprehensible Eurobabble - the linguistic equivalent of acute psychosis -when placed in the collective hands of Eurocrats.

The Tarrant County Medical Examiner ruled it as "in-custody death with application of physical restraints," with " acute psychosis" as a contributing factor.

Patient concerns: A 28-year-old female with a history of traumatic intracranial hemorrhage presented acute psychosis, seizure, involuntary movement, and conscious disturbance with a fulminant course.

Furthermore, a larger left hippocampal volume of the UHR cohort at intake was associated with the subsequent development of acute psychosis rather than smaller volumes.

Methods: We measured levels of S100B in serum of 40 adolescents with acute psychosis, 24 adolescents with mood disorders and 20 healthy controls.

This report on the Chandigarh Acute Psychosis Study examines the early course of affective disorders of acute onset in a developing country setting.