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Self-Inflicted Disease and the Pediatrician
Pediatrics, 1987Pediatric intern applicants often volunteer in personal statements why they entered pediatrics. Having served on our department's intern selection committee for 4 years (as its chairman for 3 years), and having read hundreds of personal statements, I believe a trend exists, which, if accurately perceived, should be of concern to pediatric residency ...
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Self-Inflicted Bilateral Enucleation
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1964This report concerns a case of self-inflicted, bilateral enucleation. Report of Case A 25-year-old Negro man was admitted from a neighboring hospital to University Hospital for psychiatric evaluation. He was involved in an automobile accident four days prior to this because he heard voices telling him that the other vehicles on the road did not ...
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Self-inflicted traumatic macroglossia
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1997AbstractMacroglossia is a potentially life-threatening problem. The multiple aetiologies responsible for this condition include cysts, tumours, amyloidosis, angioedema, and infections. Although injuries to the oral cavity are common, self-inflicted traumatic macroglossia is not common.
A, Alvi, P A, Theodoropoulos
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Self-inflicted Intracranial Injury
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1994A man suffering from persecutory delusions attempted to commit suicide by holding the head of a three-inch masonry nail against a wall and head-butting its point until he had driven it fully into his forehead.
B K, Puri, A, el-Dosoky, J S, Barrett
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British Journal of Psychiatry, 1987
Three cases of self-inflicted eye injuries are described and discussed. A review of the literature shows that several psychiatric diagnoses have been assigned to those who mutilate their eyes, and various unconscious mechanisms proposed to explain this unusual phenomenon.
Tim Rogers, Ian Pullen
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Three cases of self-inflicted eye injuries are described and discussed. A review of the literature shows that several psychiatric diagnoses have been assigned to those who mutilate their eyes, and various unconscious mechanisms proposed to explain this unusual phenomenon.
Tim Rogers, Ian Pullen
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Self-inflicted Fear of Evolution
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres, 2006Commonly calculated zero probabilities for synthesis of a given protein sequence by chance are that small because the sizes of the proteins taken for the calculations are too large (over 100 residues). Same estimate for 20-30 residue chains makes the chance close to 1.
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Suicide by self-inflicted burns – A persistent psychiatric problem
Burns, 2023Jeffrey Fine +2 more
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Are Self-Inflicted Stab Wounds Less Severe Than Assaults? Analysis of Injury and Severity by Intent
Journal of Surgical Research, 2021Kyle Mock +2 more
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