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Behavioral disturbances in dementia

Neurology, 2000
Allow us to set the stage. You have a serious but common problem that has major emotional and financial implications for patients, caregivers, and society. There are a variety of therapeutic approaches, none of which has been extensively researched or studied “head-to-head.” You assemble a formidable team of experienced investigators and design a model
Nathan Herrmann, Sandra E. Black
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Transcendental behavior and disturbance behavior favor human development

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2020
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Fanpeng Song, Jianliang Wu, Suohai Fan, Fei Jing   +3 more
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BEHAVIOR DISTURBANCES IN EPILEPTIC CHILDREN

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1951
The frequency of convulsive disorders in childhood makes it extremely likely that every physician whose practice includes children will regularly be faced with their management. Many clinicians, however, and a significant portion of the literature on epilepsy appear to be largely preoccupied only with the control of seizures.
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Behavior Disturbance, Phenobarbital, and Febrile Seizures

Pediatrics, 1978
Of 109 children treated daily with phenobarbital following the first febrile convulsion, 42% developed a behavior disorder, usually hyperactivity. Daily phenobarbital therapy was prematurely discontinued in 54% of the children with behavior abnormality (20% of those treated).
S M, Wolf, A, Forsythe
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Predictors of Behavioral Disturbance in Alzheimer's Disease

Journal of Gerontology, 1991
The relationship of behavioral disturbances in Alzheimer's disease to disease severity, age at onset, and the presence of extrapyramidal signs was investigated in three studies. Five categories of behavior disturbance were ascertained through structured interview with the patient's primary caregiver: apathy, agitation, psychotic symptoms, disinhibition,
D W, Gilley, R S, Wilson, D A, Bennett, B A, Bernard, J H, Fox   +4 more
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Sleep Behavior Disturbances in Rolandic Epilepsy

Journal of Child Neurology, 2010
The relationship between specific epilepsy syndromes and particular sleep symptoms has not been well delineated. The authors’ aim was to test the hypothesis that children with rolandic epilepsy exhibit more frequent sleep problems and daytime sleepiness compared with children without epilepsy.
Tang, Shan S., Clarke, Tara, Owens, Judith, Pal, Deb K.   +3 more
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Impact of dementia on behavioral independence and disturbance

Geriatrics & Gerontology International, 2016
AimDecreasing behavioral independence levels and increasing frequencies of behavioral disturbances are the most problematic aspects for people with dementia. However, the relative effects of dementia on these factors are unknown. We investigated variability in behavioral independence and disturbance profiles of patients with dementia.MethodsThis was a ...
Naoyuki, Nakayama, Makoto, Suzuki, Arisa, Endo, Yusuke, Nitanda, Nao, Tanabe, Aki, Watanabe, Michinari, Fukuda, Teruaki, Endo   +7 more
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Managing behavioral disturbances in a patient with dementia

The Nurse Practitioner, 2016
A 92-year-old patient with Parkinson disease and dementia provides an opportunity for the advanced practice registered nurse to shift thinking about behavioral disturbances in dementia, away from controlling behavior with pharmacologic approaches, such as antipsychotics, toward understanding behavior by applying the nonpharmacologic Describe ...
Laura M, Struble, Mary C, Blazek, Helen C, Kales   +2 more
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[Motivatron, behavior and behavior disturbances].

Psychiatrie, Neurologie, und medizinische Psychologie, 1980
The presented models rather are of a didactical value. They are an attempt to present the complicated expressions of the behaviour disorders in a clear and simple form from the viewpoint of the motivation therory. It is clear that, as is the case with every scheme, they simplify the problems.
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Behavioral Disturbance, Embolism, and Mitral Stenosis

The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 1987
The hypothesized equivalence of behavioral disturbances (BD) and embolic (E) events in predicting subsequent events in mitral stenosis patients was tested by a retrospective comparison of clinical courses. Behavioral disturbances, presenting in twenty patients, were followed by 9.6 BD, 13.8 E, and 5.3 fatal events per 100 patient years. Embolic events,
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