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Sleepwalking with violence: A psychological defense against significant life trauma.
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 1993
SummaryThe parasomnias are important yet badly recognised dysfunctions in clinical psychiatry. The clinical presentation and consequences in adults differ considerably from the often benign dysfunction in childhood. We present a case of incubus in a patient suffering from recurrent unipolar affective psychosis (type mania).
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SummaryThe parasomnias are important yet badly recognised dysfunctions in clinical psychiatry. The clinical presentation and consequences in adults differ considerably from the often benign dysfunction in childhood. We present a case of incubus in a patient suffering from recurrent unipolar affective psychosis (type mania).
B. Van Sweden +3 more
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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1980
The development and clinical course of night terrors and the personality patterns of patients with this disorder were evaluated in 40 adults who had a current complaint of night terrors. Compared with a group of adult sleepwalkers, the patients with night terrors had a later age of onset for their disorder, a higher frequency of events, and an earlier ...
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The development and clinical course of night terrors and the personality patterns of patients with this disorder were evaluated in 40 adults who had a current complaint of night terrors. Compared with a group of adult sleepwalkers, the patients with night terrors had a later age of onset for their disorder, a higher frequency of events, and an earlier ...
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Inconsolable Night-Time Awakening: Beyond Night Terrors
Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, 2008Sophia is a 3-year-old girl who was brought to her pediatrician by her parents who were concerned about inconsolable night-time awakening. Her mother indicated that she has frequent (>6), early nocturnal awakenings accompanied by screaming and crying lasting up to 1 hour since her birth.
David M, Snyder +3 more
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Psychotherapy with Night-Terror Patients
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1982This is the first report of the effectiveness of psychotherapy in treating adult night-terror patients. Night terrors were eliminated or drastically reduced in two patients who completed psychotherapy. A third patient discontinued therapy and showed no improvement.
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Night terrors associated with thalamic lesion
Clinical Neurophysiology, 2004To describe a case with night terrors (NT) symptomatic of a thalamic lesion.Videopolysomnography and brain MRI were used to study a 48 year old woman with a recent onset of brief episodes, occurring exclusively during nocturnal sleep, where she suddenly sat up in bed, screamed and appeared to be very frightened.Videopolysomnography recorded an episode ...
DI GENNARO G. +5 more
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