Russian
конверсионное расстройство Portuguese
transtorno dissociativo Spanish
trastorno disociativo Catalan
trastorn dissociatiu 
Disease of mental health in which the normally well-integrated functions of memory, identity, perception, or consciousness are separated (dissociated)
Synonyms
Examples for "dd"
Examples for "dd"
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Conclusions: Our study showed that ddTC therapy was feasible for elderly patients.
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Croatia Osiguranje dd is a Croatia-based company active in the insurance sector.
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The Company operates Pivovarna Lasko dd as a majority owned subsidiary.
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And Chief of Police Mrs. Cosgrove rescued the lost chee-il-dd-asusual!
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C The gut-fibre-layer (df) has been enclosed by the gut-gland-layer (dd).
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Case examples are presented for anorexia nervosa, conversion disorder, schizophrenia and depression.
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Initial extensive diagnostic workup of his variable motor symptoms was unrevealing and he was diagnosed with conversion disorder.
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Instead, doctors say conversion disorder - once called mass hysteria - is to blame among an expanding list of patients.
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She "wholeheartedly" embraces the conversion disorder diagnosis, and said that it is possible the teen's symptoms may have played into her own over time.
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Over a 30-year career, Aquarone has worked with hundreds of people with a dissociative disorder.
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An unnamed dissociative disorder, the experts told him.
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I have something called a dissociative disorder, which makes me believe scary things happened when they really didn't.
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It is an extreme dissociative disorder - a psychiatric condition marked by great disturbances in memory and identity.
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He also said Russell suffered from " dissociative disorder," or a lack of memory about the incident.
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This article presents the main aspects of dissociative disorders and suggests a treatment framework.
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Ganaway suggested that dissociative disorders might account for the S.R.A.
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Some people with dissociative disorders have a tendency toward self-sabotage.
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The authors interviewed thirty-seven people undergoing treatment for dissociative disorders who also spoke of having been victims of S.R.A.
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Dissociative disorders often have an atypical neurological presentation requiring a complex diagnostic process at the interface between neurology and psychiatry.
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A cross section of our society finds its way into military service, and a representational number of them suffer from Dissociative Disorders.
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"Severe dissociative disorder?" My lips curled into a scowl.
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The poorly trained psychologists and psychiatrists working as court appointed "expert witnesses" don't know how to test nor diagnose Dissociative Disorders.
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"Neurotandal is a psychotropic compound used to treat patients who have mild-to-severe dissociative disorders of a complex nature," he said smoothly.