PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «AGITATED MELANCHOLIA»
agitated melancholia
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «AGITATED MELANCHOLIA»
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1
Bipolar Disorders: Mixed States, Rapid Cycling and Atypical ...
The first and one of the best descriptions of agitated melancholia is found in
Diseases II by Hippocrates (1988): Anxiety: the patient feels something like a
thorn stinging his innards. He flees from light and from people, loves the dark and
he is ...
Andreas Marneros, Frederick Goodwin, 2005
2
The Journal of Mental Science
that the former were healthy, and that there was very slight fatty degeneration of
the cells of the liver. No. 8.- — E. S — , female, aet. 52, suffered from agitated
melancholia passing into dementia ; palate rather high and narrow. At the
autopsy ...
Agitated melancholia. Hypochondriacal melancholia. Resistive melancholia.
Delusional melancholia. Stuporose melancholia is characterized by defect or
absence of voluntary movement, agitated melancholia by excess of certain
movements ...
William Henry Butter Stoddart, 1908
4
Report of the Board of Trustees of the Michigan Asylum for ...
Agitated melancholia.. Melancholia Agitated melancholia. . Chronic dementia
Chronic dementia Acute mania Dementia after melancholia Chronic dementia
General paresis General pa/esis General paresis General paresis General
paresis ...
Michigan Asylum for the Insane, 1900
5
Report of the Board of Trustees
Ity. Form of disease. 62 Spasm of glottis. Suicide . Syphilis Tabes, exhaustion
from.. Tuberculosis (intestinalI . Tuberculosis (miliaryI Tuberculosis (pulmonaryI .
Typhoid fever Uraemia Agitated melancholia.. Melancholia Agitated melancholia.
Michigan. State Hospital, Kalamazoo, 1900
In agitated states where there is great motor excitement, and especially in
agitated melancholia, the use of the dry or wet pack is attended by good results.
Psychologically considered, the grosser emotions are often mainly consequent
upon or ...
7
The British Journal of Psychiatry
A slight improvement occurred at the end of August, but during September and
October she became depressed, actively suicidal, and thus changed from a
condition of acute mania to that of agitated melancholia. The note on November r
3th is ...
8
Melancholia: A Disorder of Movement and Mood: A ...
The remaining two populations comprised either psychotic versus non-psychotic
melancholia or retarded versus agitated melancholia, but were not further
clarified at this time. Analyses reported in Chapter 12 favour the first explanation.
Gordon Parker, Dusan Hadzi-Pavlovic, 1996
9
Colonialism and Transnational Psychiatry: The Development of ...
... (puerperal), associated with old age, other forms. An extra 30 patients can be
accounted for in this way. Ten men and one woman from the agitated
melancholia and one puerperal case as well as seven cases related to
pregnancy and ...
10
Psychological medicine ; a manual on mental diseases for ...
If a person with aortic regurgitation becomes insane, the form the mental disorder
takes is usually that of excitement and restlessness, as in mania or agitated
melancholia. In the case of mitral disease, especially during the early stages, the
...
