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A Decompensating Schizophrenic
1990Bob J. H. W. Zeus was a 19-year-old inpatient at a Dutch psychiatric facility. He had been admitted a week earlier when delusions of persecution and grandeur became overwhelming. He had been diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic several years earlier, and had received frequent psychotherapy and antipsychotic medication since his diagnosis. He volunteered
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Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie, 1985
The author stresses early detection of the premonitory signs of a manic breakdown with a view towards an efficient therapeutic intervention. Some of the most typical signs are described with their corresponding dynamic implication. The manic-depressive's lack of impulse control often forces a member of the patient's circle to take control.
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The author stresses early detection of the premonitory signs of a manic breakdown with a view towards an efficient therapeutic intervention. Some of the most typical signs are described with their corresponding dynamic implication. The manic-depressive's lack of impulse control often forces a member of the patient's circle to take control.
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Prevention and Management of Corneal Decompensation
International Ophthalmology Clinics, 1982While the chances of corneal decompensation following lens implantation are low, they are greater than in nonimplant cataract surgery and increase with the passage of time postoperatively. All the factors leading to corneal decompensation are not known, but available evidence suggests the most significant is trauma at the time of surgery.
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation, 1975
There is no single circumstance or combination of circumstances which precipitate all clinical instances of back discomfort. This simple statement should be so obvious that one must question the finality and accuracy of the diagnostic effort in those reports which relate to large series of patients treated by one method.
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There is no single circumstance or combination of circumstances which precipitate all clinical instances of back discomfort. This simple statement should be so obvious that one must question the finality and accuracy of the diagnostic effort in those reports which relate to large series of patients treated by one method.
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Bacterial Infections in Cirrhosis as a Cause or Consequence of Decompensation?
Clinics in Liver Disease, 2021Paolo Angeli, Salvatore Piano
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Hyperkalemia and outcome of decompensated cirrhosis
Digestive and Liver Disease, 2021Anan, Gong, Xiaofei, Li
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