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A history of metaphorical brain talk in psychiatry. [PDF]
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Australasian Psychiatry, 2020
Objective: An incorrect false positive diagnosis of melancholia can lead to inappropriate treatment and illness prolongation. This paper therefore seeks to introduce the concept of ‘pseudo-melancholia’ to capture such instances and provide clinical examples of contributing at-risk scenarios.
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Objective: An incorrect false positive diagnosis of melancholia can lead to inappropriate treatment and illness prolongation. This paper therefore seeks to introduce the concept of ‘pseudo-melancholia’ to capture such instances and provide clinical examples of contributing at-risk scenarios.
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Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 2007
Objective: To clarify the role of ‘melancholia’ in psychiatric nomenclature.Most clinicians and researchers are convinced that the syndrome currently termed major depressive disorder encompasses multiple subgroups that differ meaningfully in phenomenology, natural history, treatment response, and pathophysiology.
William Coryell
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Objective: To clarify the role of ‘melancholia’ in psychiatric nomenclature.Most clinicians and researchers are convinced that the syndrome currently termed major depressive disorder encompasses multiple subgroups that differ meaningfully in phenomenology, natural history, treatment response, and pathophysiology.
William Coryell
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PloughsharesAbstract: The Winter 2024–25 Issue. Ploughshares is an award-winning journal of new writing. Since 1971, Ploughshares has discovered and cultivated the freshest voices in contemporary American literature, and now provides readers with thoughtful and entertaining literature in a variety of formats.
Dürer, Albrecht
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2015 This study investigates the correlation between the characters and the apocalypse in Lars von Trier’s doomsday film, Melancholia. The paper includes theories about the development of apocalyptic narratives in order to examine how, or if, Melancholia fits
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Psychiatry Research, 1992
Several studies that have examined heterogeneous groups of patients suggest that altered thyroid function may distinguish melancholic from nonmelancholic depression. We therefore measured basal thyroid hormone levels in 90 unipolar depressed patients who were divided into melancholic and nonmelancholic subgroups according to three definitions.
R T, Joffe, R M, Bagby, A J, Levitt
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Several studies that have examined heterogeneous groups of patients suggest that altered thyroid function may distinguish melancholic from nonmelancholic depression. We therefore measured basal thyroid hormone levels in 90 unipolar depressed patients who were divided into melancholic and nonmelancholic subgroups according to three definitions.
R T, Joffe, R M, Bagby, A J, Levitt
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