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... it, symptoms of incontinence and / or cognitive alteration in the absence of gait disturbance or balance and physiological assessment of the unavailable opening pressure or results at the extremes of the expected ... See full document

... extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS) across its entire dose range, appeared to have a low risk for EPS in vulnerable patient groups ...few case reports [7, 11]. In our case the use of quetiapine re- sulted ... See full document

... the next 2 weeks. Furthermore, he experienced several episodes of generalized convulsions, for which levetirace- tam was prescribed (1000 mg/day). He was repeatedly in and out of another local hospital because of ... See full document

... philic stab granulocytes, 19% for eosinophilic segmented granulocytes and 60% for matu- re eosinophilic granulocytes in the peripheral blood (Figure 2). Chromosome karyotype test yielded normal outcomes. BCR/ABL fusion ... See full document

... published case reports of PI have been identified upon a Chinese language literature review from 1984 to ...schizophrenic symptoms such as visual hallucination or ... See full document

... Depressive Symptoms) and 36 (Without a clinically defined cut-off score albeit denoting severe anxiety), respectively ...[14]. Psychotic symptoms were evaluated with Positive and Negative Syndrome ... See full document

... This case report describes a patient with manic and psychotic symptoms who had a history of neurocysticercosis and presented with an episode of hypertensive hydrocephalus in ... See full document

... this case report, we described a patient with idiopathic and isolated ACTH deficiency who had continuous epigastric discomfort without any specific and/or serious symptoms such as severe ... See full document

... this case. The most common clinical features described from several case reports are flu-like prodromes including nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and ...Further symptoms observed in patients are ... See full document

... positive psychotic symptoms (PANSS Positive Scale) and negative psychotic symptoms (PANSS Negative Scale), neurocognitive functions (MoCA total score), recovery style (RSQ Integrator and ... See full document

... the case of COMT-Val158-Met, particularly in moderating risk for psychotic disorder [35,36], for example, in the case of cannabis use in adolescence ...the case of subjectively reported daily ... See full document

... first case in the literature reporting a resolution of amenorrhea and chronic constipation by wearing an exercise suit developed specifically for ...these symptoms are managed with various types of ... See full document

... short-term psychotic reactions, particularly in naive users have also been ...reported psychotic-like ...long-lasting psychotic decompensations in predis- posed individuals, which may in part account ... See full document

... other symptoms of exter- nalizing ...an adult nor- mal population, that there are significant associations between ADHD symptom severity and self-injury and sui- cidal behaviour (including ideation and ... See full document

... a case of a 28-year-old Chinese male with primary mediastinal HAC with lung and liver ...and idiopathic nonobstructive ...and idiopathic nonobstructive ...and idiopathic nonobstructive ... See full document

... diagnosis. Symptoms of laryn- geal RM donot differ from those caused by other benign tumors of the larynx, but one should keep in mind the pos- sibility of local airway obstruc- tion when the patient com- plains ... See full document

... and risperidone (1 mg two times a day) and lorazepam (2.5 mg if needed). Since she had no tumor, her prog- nosis was worse than if she had a neoplasm. Relapses have been documented in literature [10]. Ten months after ... See full document

... a lot of papers have been published on this matter, with opposing conclusions; the debate in the scientific world still remains intense. However, drug regulatory agencies (US Food and Drug Administration, European ... See full document

... The diagnosis of the internal resorption is primarily based on radiographic examination, with supplementary information gained from history and clinical findings. The difficulty in distinguishing internal resorption from ... See full document

... The clinical examination to diagnose parotid hemangioma is turkey-wattle sign (lump may get engorged when the head is bent forward or the patient lies flat). If the hemangioma lies outside the gland, there will not be ... See full document