-
related to
schizophrenia (
catatonic schizophrenia), but is most
often seen in mood disorders. It is now
known that
catatonic symptoms are
nonspecific and...
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Catatonic depression is
characterized as a
spectrum of mood
disorders and is
distinguished by the co-occurrence of
catatonia and
major depressive disorder...
- states, such as a
persistent vegetative state,
minimally conscious state,
catatonic stupor, or locked-in
syndrome after a
lengthy period of time.[vague] Coma...
- the
beneficial effects of the drug L-DOPA and
administers the drug to
catatonic patients who
survived the 1919–1930
epidemic of
encephalitis lethargica...
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autistic catatonia. Also,
neuroimaging studies have
indicated that
autistic catatonic patients have
abnormally small cerebellar structures. Furthermore, genetic...
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reversal of the
catatonic state is
often observed in
catatonic patients. A
positive response is
usually defined as a 50%
reduction in
catatonic symptoms using...
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Negativism may
refer to:
Pessimism A
trait of
catatonic stupor Antipositivism Negative (disambiguation)
Negativity (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- who
discovers benefits of the drug L-Dopa in 1969 and
administers it to
catatonic patients. The film was
nominated for
three Academy Awards,
including Best...
- In 1993, the
independent Australian label Insipid Records released "
Catatonic" as a split-single with "Death,
Agonies & Screams" by
Poison Idea. Critic...
- of consciousness. It is
characterised by
vivid scenic hallucinations,
catatonic symptoms (ranging from
stupor to agitation), delusions, and kaleidoscopic...