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Minor physical anomalies and obstetric complications in schizophrenia

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 2000
ObjectiveTo evaluate the possibility of using congenital minor physical anomalies (MPA) and obstetric complications (OC) as individual-orientated, early life markers signalling increased risk for schizophrenia.MethodPrevious findings using Waldrop and colleagues' MPA scale (and additional items) and systematic study of OC history are summarised ...
T F, McNeil, E, Cantor-Graae
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Minor Physical Anomalies and Hyperactivity

Pediatrics, 1974
The paper by Quinn and Rapoport1 in the May issue of Pediatrics indicates a higher incidence of minor physical anomalies ("stigmata") in hyperactive boys compared to a control group. The authors believe that the presence of stigmata are a clue to the occurrence of insults affecting the fetus during early development.
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Temperament and minor physical anomalies.

Ciba Foundation symposium, 1982
Minor physical anomalies (MPAs) are an index of deviant embryological development due to genetic defects of insults to the fetus. A brief 10-minute examination an an individual makes it possible to establish a count that shown highly stable individual differences from the newborn period up to age seven years, the latest age studied longitudinally.
R Q, Bell, M F, Waldrop
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[Minor physical anomalies in autism].

Ideggyogyaszati szemle, 2013
Minor physical anomalies are mild, clinically and cosmetically insignificant errors of morphogenesis which have a prenatal origin and may bear major informational value for diagnostic, prognostic and epidemiological purposes. Since both the central nervous system and the skin are derived from the same ectodermal tissue in utero, minor physical ...
Tamás, Tényi, Sára, Jeges, Tamás, Halmai, Györgyi, Csábi   +3 more
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Incidence of minor physical anomaly in autism

Journal of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia, 1977
Children diagnosed as autistic were matched by age and sex with 74 control subjects and examined for presence of minor physical anomalies. Of the 16 anomalies scored, autistic children demonstrated a significant accumulation greater than the number exhibited by normal children. Three of the stigmata--low seating of ears, hypertelorism, and syndactylia--
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Physical anomalies in schizophrenia

Schizophrenia Research, 1993
C.A.H. Jones, A.S. Bassett, B.D. McGillivray, R. Weksberg, R. Roy, G.W. MacEwan, G.N. Smith, M. Lang, W.G. Homer   +8 more
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Anomaly Detection for Physical Threat Intelligence

2023
Paolo Mignone, Donato Malerba, Michelangelo Ceci   +2 more
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Anomaly detection for Jet physics

2020
The Standard Model (SM) of particle physics is the established theory of fundamental particles and their interactions. However, there are open questions that the SM does not account for, thus the search for New Physics (NP) by observing signals deviating from the predictions of the SM is an important area of experimental physics. The particle detectors
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Minor Physical Anomalies and Preschool Behavior

Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 1980
C N, Jacklin, E E, Maccoby, C F, Halverson   +2 more
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Physics-informed gated recurrent graph attention unit network for anomaly detection in industrial cyber-physical systems

Information Sciences, 2023
Weiqiang Wu, Chunyue Song, Jun Zhao
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