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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PATHOGNOMONIC»
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Item Interpretation of the Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological ...
These three scales — Pathognomonic, Right Hemisphere, and Left Hemisphere
— will be discussed first in this chapter. Pathognomonic Scale The
Pathognomonic scale was created to bring together items that are highly
indicative of brain ...
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Medical Decision Making
Pathognomonic findings: A good screening question excludes disease; a
pathognomonic finding establishes a diagnosis. A pathognomonic finding occurs
in only one disease. Pathognomonic findings improve diagnostic efficiency, but
very ...
Harold C. Sox, Michael C. Higgins, Douglas K. Owens, 2013
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Child Neuropsychology: Assessment and Interventions for ...
Pathognomonic Sign Approach One of the most common methods of analyzing
neuropsychological data has been the deficit or pathognomonic sign approach.
This approach was developed from research findings showing that certain items
...
Margaret Semrud-Clikeman, Phyllis Anne Teeter Ellison, 2009
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Handbook of Clinical Child Neuropsychology
An example of a nonlinear approach to test score interpretation is the use of the ''
pathognomonic sign'' approach in neuropsychology. Pathognomonic signs are
performances that are seen rarely, if ever, in persons with normal brain function.
Cecil Reynolds, Elaine Fletcher-Janzen, 2009
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Practice of Child-Clinical Neuropsychology: An Introduction
These modes of approach to interpretation have been characterized as follows: (
1) level of performance, (2) pathognomonic signs, (3) pattern analysis or the
differential score approach, (4) comparisons of performances on the two sides of
the ...
Byron Rourke, Sean Rourke, Harry van der Vlugt, 2002
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Abductive Inference: Computation, Philosophy, Technology
Pathognomonic symptoms. The idea of pathognomonic symptoms is known to all
clinicians. Definition A symptom 5 is said to be pathognomonic if there exists at
least one disease D whose existence can be automatically inferred from the ...
John R. Josephson, Susan G. Josephson, 1996
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The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Schizophrenia
However, later studies have shown that Schneiderian first-rank symptoms are not
entirely pathognomonic and that they can be found in other psychotic disorders
as well, such as depression and mania (Carpenter et al. 1973; Wing and Nixon ...
Jeffrey A. Lieberman, T. Scott Stroup, Diana O. Perkins, 2007
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Developmental Neuropsychology
These traditional signs of neurological disturbance are considered
pathognomonic of (i.e., invariably associated with) CNS dysfunction and are an
important method of inference making used in comprehensive
neuropsychological assessment.
Otfried Spreen, Anthony H. Risser, Dorothy Edgell, 1995
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A Color Atlas of Comparative Pathology of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Pathognomonic: Characteristic for a particular disease. A pathognomonic finding
is a feature whose presence means that a particular disease is present without
doubt. A pathognomonic sign of symptom is highly specific, but need not be ...
Franz Joel Leong, Veronique Dartois, Thomas Dick, 2010
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Essentials of Neuropsychological Assessment: Treatment ...
In addition, Reitan and Wolfson have suggested interpreting neuropsychological
data four different ways, advocating for consideration of the (1) level of
performance, (2) pattern of performance, (3) pathognomonic signs, and (4) right-
left ...
Rik Carl D'Amato PhD, Lawrence C. Hartlage PhD, 2008
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «PATHOGNOMONIC»
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pathognomonic nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
What Is Vascular Dementia?
Second, in contrast to Alzheimer disease, the diagnosis of vascular dementia has no pathognomonic criteria. Third, the clinical diagnostic ... «Medscape, lug 15»
Pathogenesis of Acute and Chronic Osteomyelitis
This article aims to give an overview of the current literature focussing on pathognomonic aspects of osteomyelitis because of microbial invasion. «Medscape, lug 15»
Brain imaging in Kufs disease type B: case reports
The cerebral and cerebellar volume loss seen on neuroimaging in our patients are not features pathognomonic of CLN13, having also been ... «BMC Blogs Network, lug 15»
Canine distemper still a risk
This a pathognomonic (classic, diagnostic) seizure disorder of canine distemper. Once neurological signs are seen, the dog is not expected to ... «Merced Sun-Star, giu 15»
Systemic autoimmune disease in asbestosis rapidly responding to …
Although the radiological features of asbestosis are not specific, high-resolution computed tomography (HRCT) usually shows pathognomonic ... «BMC Blogs Network, giu 15»
Sero-prevalence and risk factors associated with African swine fever …
There is no sign, however, that is pathognomonic to ASF. The implication of this is that the ability of the farmers to recognize such associated ... «BMC Blogs Network, giu 15»
Blueprint of madness or youthful existential crisis?
His references to being crazy or having a broken mind are also not pathognomonic, as insane people generally don't think or know that they ... «The Colorado Independent, giu 15»
What James Holmes's diary says about the Aurora theater shooter's …
“His references to being crazy or having a broken mind are also not pathognomonic, as insane people generally don't think or know that they ... «Washington Post, giu 15»
Rabies threat to Australia discussed at veterinary conference
An image showing numerous rabies virions – small, dark grey, rodlike particles – and negri bodies, which are the larger pathognomonic ... «Horsetalk, mag 15»
Slumming it in While You Slept
Ms Edo, who is incapable of giving off anything apart from a pathognomonic blank stare, no matter the extremes of emotion required from her, ... «Daily Sun, mag 15»
