10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERKINESES»
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hyperkineses in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Excerpta Medica: Neurology and psychiatry
3 The results are reported of clinical and electrophysiological studies of 202
patients with various types of hyperkineses (static tremor, parkinsonism,
myoclonia, torticollis, chorea, athetosis, torsion dystonia, paraspasm, hyperkinetic
epilepsy, ...
2
Attention Deficit: A Practitioner's Handbook
... 11 Human development, 166 Human evolution, 36 Humanistic psychology, 17
Humor, 152, 173 Hunters, 26 Hyperactive children, 171 Hypercognition, 48
Hyperkineses, 171 Hyperkineses syndrome, 2 Hyperkinetic, 3 Hyperkinetic
children, ...
3
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adulthood: A ...
186 Guevremont, 149 Guilt, 155 Gurman, 175 Hypercognition, 48 Hyperkineses,
171 Hyperkineses syndrome, 2 Hyperkinetic, 3 Hyperkinetic children. 171
Hypertension, 22 Hypomania, 124 Hypotension, 203 Haley, 175 Hallowell, 79.
152.
4
Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomoucensis Facultatis Medicae
The somatotopical pattern of hyperkineses is greatly irregular, with high
predilection of limlis. lint other muscle areas can be involved as well. Ballistic
jerks can attack trunk muscles, too. In muscles of facial expression the ballistic
jerks of the ...
Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci. Lékařská fakulta,
1980
5
Current Problems of Psychiatry and Neuropathology: Unedited ...
The appearance or intensification of hyperkinesis due to emotional upset is not
an indication of the neurotic nature of hyperkineses because the manifestation of
organic origin arise in 29£$ of cases quite suddenly and are connected with ...
6
Cerebral Palsy in Children and Its Treatment
The Reverse Development of Hyperkineses The exposure of residual pareses
and, still more, the carrying out of work for their restoration, is made very difficult
in many cases by the presence of hyperkinesis in the child. Hyperkineses, met ...
Elena Nikolaevna Pravdina-Vinarskaia, Ye. N. Pravdina-Vinarskaia,
1963
7
Acta universitatis palackianae olomucensis
The palienl is completely exhausted and much jeopardi/ed by the flood of
hyperkineses. The jerks of the limbs can hurt another person or I he palienl
himself. Although the origin of choreatic hyperkineses seems lo be "spontaneous
* even at ...
8
Experimental Catatonia: A General Reaction-form of the ...
In the monkey, in the greater part of many experiments, only a mixture of
hyperkineses and convulsions, superimposed on the bulbocapnine catalepsy,
appeared. In one case only, some normal walking movements were noticed after
...
Herman Holland de Jong,
1945
9
Clinical Rehabilitation:
CHOREIC AND ATHETOID HYPERKINESES Chorea develops with an injury to
the putamen. The involvement of the caudate nucleus (nucleus caudatus) is
linked to athetoid syndrome. Like the majority of extrapyramidal hyperkineses,
they ...
10
Neurosurgical treatment in psychiatry, pain, and epilepsy
This chapter analyzes the results achieved in therapy of hyperkineses, epilepsy,
and phantom-limb syndrome with the aid of implanted intracerebral electrodes.
METHODS AND RESULTS IN HYPERKINESES AND PHANTOM-LIMB ...
William Herbert Sweet, Sixto Obrador Alcalde, José G. Martín-Rodríguez,
1977