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esquizofrenia Catalan
esquizofrènia Any of several psychotic disorders characterized by distortions of reality and disturbances of thought and language and withdrawal from social contact.
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Hamilton suffered from schizophrenia, but his family said he was not dangerous.
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Both questions bear on the larger issue of early intervention in schizophrenia.
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Court appointed experts said he suffered from schizophrenia, disordered thinking and delusions.
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However, the majority of patients with depression or schizophrenia never attempt suicide.
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Conclusions and relevance: Distress intolerance is more common in patients with schizophrenia.
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To address this question, we examined five drug-naïve patients suffering from schizophrenic disorder.
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Background & objective: Neuroinflammation has been proposed as a major mechanism in schizophrenic disorder.
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The concept of non-affective psychosis includes the ICD categories schizophrenic disorder, paranoid state and other non-organic psychosis.
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Mr Flame was later diagnosed with a schizophrenic disorder and mental health is part of Mr Flame's defence.
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After an average follow-up period of about 8 years, more than half of the re-examined sample had developed a schizophrenic disorder according to DSM-III-R.
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Methods: We compared plasma levels of S-100b protein in 20 patients with schizophrenic psychosis and 20 age- and gender-matched healthy blood donors.
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We find similar gradual transitions between dementia præcox and other psychoses.
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Well-marked dementia præcox, but of recent origin and but slight deterioration.
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Patient is a well-marked case of dementia præcox but only moderately deteriorated; works well at the hospital.
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Thus the test records of dementia præcox depart from the normal not sharply but by a gradual shading off.
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It must be noted that not infrequently cases of dementia præcox give test records that cannot be distinguished from normal.
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In dementia præcox, some paranoic conditions, manic-depressiveinsanity, general paresis, and epileptic dementia the test reveals some characteristic, though not pathognomonic, associational tendencies.
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The question remains open whether the case should be regarded as defective or as belonging to the dementia praecox group.
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"James and Julia's son, Paul Folger, suffered from what they called dementia praecox."
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In some mental diseases the central disturbance is in the will, as Kraepelin postulates in the disease known as Dementia Praecox.
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Such a case is usually diagnosed as a chronic manic or a dementia praecox, according to the taste of the examiner.
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According to some psychiatrists this kind of training breeds the mental disease known as Dementia Praecox, but I seriously doubt it.
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And all gradations from pure paranoia to dementia praecox seem to have corresponding losses in the sense of reality as embodied in delusions.
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108 cases of dementia præcox.
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If we are to regard it as a psychosis then we expect it to show other reactions, just as dementia praecox shows manic depressive symptoms.
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What would nowadays be diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenia was, on the cusp of the 20th century, believed to be dementia praecox, or premature mental decline.
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"Was Saint Louis a dementia praecox?"