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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1971
This monograph on manic-depressive illness is a thorough and carefully written study of one of the major and least understood psychiatric syndromes. It covers in depth its epidemiology, clinical characteristics, and genetic aspects. Its orientation is basically a nosologic and descriptive, an approach which the authors believe is sorely needed in ...
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This monograph on manic-depressive illness is a thorough and carefully written study of one of the major and least understood psychiatric syndromes. It covers in depth its epidemiology, clinical characteristics, and genetic aspects. Its orientation is basically a nosologic and descriptive, an approach which the authors believe is sorely needed in ...
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Manic-depressive illness in adolescence
Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1979The efficacy of lithium carbonate as a treatment for manic-depressive illness has stimulated a reevaluation of the syndrome. In this paper, the authors review the obstacles to timely diagnosis of manic-depressive illness in the adolescent. Three cases are presented demonstrating the usefulness of a unitary concept in which manic-depressive illness is ...
D, Preodor, E A, Wolpert
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Lithium in Manic-Depressive Illness
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1968Treatment with lithium carbonate has stabilized a group of patients with long-standing manic-depressive illness. These are patients who have shown large total body water and weight changes and serum sodium changes during the different phases of the illness.
R J, Kerry, G, Owen
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GENETICS OF MANIC DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS
Annual Review of Neuroscience, 1997▪ Abstract  Manic depressive illness is a common and frequently debilitating familial psychiatric disorder. Efforts to understand the mechanisms of inheritance have been hindered by the complexity of the phenotype, which may range from benign mood swings to chronic psychosis, and by apparently nonmendelian modes of transmission.
D F, MacKinnon +2 more
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MANIC-DEPRESSIVE ILLNESS IN ISRAEL
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1960The author surveyed 100 manic-depressive patients hospitalised in Talbieh Psychiatric Hospital, Jerusalem, during the years 1949-1958. These 100 patients are divided into 3 categories: 83% Jewish immigrants from Europe and the Americas, 5% from Asia and Africa and 12% Israel born.
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Creativity and Manic Depressive Illness
Science, 1986D K, Kinney, R L, Richards
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A Case of Manic-Depressive Illness in Childhood
Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 1975A case of manic-depressive illness in a boy of 14 is presented and discussed. The illness began at the age of 12, before the onset of puberty, and conformed with most of the criteria set out by Anthony and Scott for the diagnosis of manic depressive illness in childhood.
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An Amphetamine Model of Manic Depressive Illness
International Pharmacopsychiatry, 2017Many features of manic-depressive illness can be mimicked in man by the use and withdrawal of amphetamines. In higher doses these drugs induce a syndrome virtually indistinguishable from paranoid schizophrenia. In this paper, some of the biochemical and physiological effects of the amphetamines are examined with the hope of clarifying the nature of the
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