10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYSTEROID»
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hysteroid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Clinical Manual of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment: A ...
Hysteroid dsyphoria patients, like SAD patients, tend to overeat and oversleep
when depressed, experiencing a kind of "leaden paralysis." Typically, these
patients abuse various substances (both sedatives and stimulants) to mitigate
their ...
2
Borderline Personality Disorder: Clinical and Empirical ...
More relevant to current conceptions of the borderline are the affective symptoms
that Easser and Lesser (1965) described in their psychoanalytic formulation of
the "hysteroid" borderline type. This group of patients exhibits the outward ...
John F. Clarkin, Elsa Marziali, Heather Munroe-Blum, 1992
This observation led to the coining of various labels: hysteroid [125] (meaning
like hysteric, only more disturbed); infantile [61] (which amounted to hysteric traits
in persons functioning at the borderline level); and hysteroid dysphoric [126] ...
4
Gender and Psychopathology
Hysteroid dysphoria. Quitkin and associates (1979) suggested that previous
investigators were combining at least two disorders under one label — panic/
phobic disorders and hysteroid dysphoria. Hysteroid dysphoria, as described by
Klein ...
Mary Violette Seeman, 1995
5
A DSM-III-R Casebook of Treatment Selection
psychotherapy, but could continue to progress in therapy or at least maintain their
gains after discontinuing phenelzine at the end of three months.3 On the other
hand, hysteroid dysphoric patients who were also borderline had more trouble ...
Samuel Perry, Allen Frances, John F. Clarkin, 1990
If a severe epileptic attack begin with clonic spasm, this is local at the onset, and
the quick jerks, spreading from the place where they begin, bear no resemblance
to the muscular contractions of a hysteroid fit. In the former the patient has only ...
Thomas Clifford Allbutt, Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1910
7
A System of medicine, by many writers
the regular less jerky bilateral muscular contractions of a hysteroid fit. In the
former the patient has only to be kept from accidental injury ; in the hysteroid
attack forcible restraint is often necessary. The patient has to be " held down,"
and in this ...
Sir Thomas Clifford Allbutt, 1899
8
Object Relations Psychotherapy: An Individualized and ...
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS Both Kernberg (1970) and Meissner (1984, 1988)
noted that hysteroid borderlines may at times appear indistinguishable from the
narcissistic or hysterical personality. They believe that an accurate diagnosis may
...
Cheryl Glickauf-Hughes, Marolyn Wells, 2006
9
Dysthymia and the Spectrum of Chronic Depressions
T. his chapter documents pharmacological responsivity in chronic affective
conditions variously referred to as hysteroid dysphoria, borderline personality,
and chronic dysphoria. Terminology and Conceptual Issues Psychiatric nosology
has ...
Hagop S. Akiskal, Giovanni B. Cassano, 1997
10
Epilepsy and Other Chronic Convulsive Diseases
the patient presents the coordinated movements, throwing about at limbs,
opisthotonos, and delirium, which have been described as chm terizing the
simple hysteroid seizures. The relation of the two will he considered in the next
chapter.
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYSTEROID»
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hysteroid is used in the context of the following news items.
Is borderline personality disorder a mood disorder?
... a personality style ('hysteroid dysphoria') in the USA, with Klein & Davis observing that women with such a condition repaired their 'dysphoria by exaggerating ... «British Journal of Psychiatry, Apr 14»
GEORGIA: Leaked memos fuel debate over who started war with …
... government, that says he suffers from an "expansive type of paranoid dysfunction ... combined with narcissist type of hysteroid personality.". «Los Angeles Times, Dec 10»
A Pill for Every Mood: An Interview with Christopher Lane
... criteria for avoidant personality disorder, “Does the reference to 'hypersensitivity to rejection' get too close to Hysteroid Dysphoria for your personal comfort? «Bookslut, Dec 07»
Mood Stabilizers and Novel Antipsychotics in the Treatment of …
... trifluoperazine (7.8 mg/d), and tranylcypromine (40 mg/d) in the treatment of 16 patients with BPD and comorbid hysteroid dysphoria,21 and a ... «Psychiatric Times, Jul 06»
