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Revista Colombiana de Psiquiatría (English ed.), 2023
The phenomenon of migration generates a series of experiences in the human being that are translated into emotions, feelings, adaptation processes, grief and psychopathological processes, and even pathological expressions, represented by clinical pictures of different kinds.The purpose of this article is to carry out a conceptual and clinical ...
José Antonio, Garciandía Imaz +1 more
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The phenomenon of migration generates a series of experiences in the human being that are translated into emotions, feelings, adaptation processes, grief and psychopathological processes, and even pathological expressions, represented by clinical pictures of different kinds.The purpose of this article is to carry out a conceptual and clinical ...
José Antonio, Garciandía Imaz +1 more
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Value of semiology in predicting epileptogenic zone and surgical outcome following frontal lobe epilepsy surgery [PDF]
Seizure: the Journal of the British Epilepsy Association, 2023 OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the ability of semiology alone in localising the epileptogenic zone (EZ) in people with frontal lobe epilepsy (FLE) who underwent resective surgery. METHODS: We examined data on all individuals who had FLE surgery at our centre
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Seizure semiology identifies patients with bilateral temporal lobe epilepsy [PDF]
Epilepsy Research, 2015 Objective: Laterality in temporal lobe epilepsy is usually defined by EEG and imaging results. We investigated whether the analysis of seizure semiology including lateralizing seizure phenomena identifies bilateral independent temporal lobe seizure ...
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The Semiology of Textualization
Language Sciences, 1984Abstract This paper proposes an ‘integrational’ approach to semiology, advocating the study of language and its functions as part of an integrated use of signs in human communication. As an example of the approach, textualization is considered. Here language complements and is complemented by non-linguistic signs in very complex interrelations ...
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2023
Motor semiology is a major component of epilepsy evaluation, which provides essential information on seizure classification and helps in seizure localization. The typical motor seizures include tonic, clonic, tonic-clonic, myoclonic, atonic, epileptic spasms, automatisms, and hyperkinetic seizures. Compared to the "positive" motor signs, negative motor
Shasha, Wu, Douglas R, Nordli
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Motor semiology is a major component of epilepsy evaluation, which provides essential information on seizure classification and helps in seizure localization. The typical motor seizures include tonic, clonic, tonic-clonic, myoclonic, atonic, epileptic spasms, automatisms, and hyperkinetic seizures. Compared to the "positive" motor signs, negative motor
Shasha, Wu, Douglas R, Nordli
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Medical Semiology and Linguistic Semiology
1985Reading Francois Leguil’s thesis1 is discouraging at first. Each page is a reminder of the difficulty, not to say impossibility, of real communication between neighboring disciplines, for lack of a common language. It is indeed the same French, the same words, the same (or nearly the same) grammar, but it is never (or almost never) the same language ...
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Reliability of Semiology Description
The Neurologist, 2008Seizure semiology is important for classifying patients' epilepsy. Physicians usually get most of the seizure information from observers though there have been few reports on the reliability of the observers' description. This study aims at determining the reliability of observers' description of the semiology.We included 92 patients who had their ...
Jae-Hyeok, Heo +5 more
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2006
Abstract Non-linguistic domain of pure thought, or devoid of and outside of vocal signs, made up of absolute quantities. Linguistic domain of the vocal sign (Semiology). Here it is as pointless to try and approach ideas divorced from signs as signs divorced from ideas.
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Abstract Non-linguistic domain of pure thought, or devoid of and outside of vocal signs, made up of absolute quantities. Linguistic domain of the vocal sign (Semiology). Here it is as pointless to try and approach ideas divorced from signs as signs divorced from ideas.
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Intranets: A semiological analysis
Journal of Information Science, 2010The scope of this paper is to report on an interpretation of the significance and the meanings of the signage of intranet sites. Based on the theories of structuralist semiology, we examined 22 intranet sites of companies and public sector organizations, as well as six intranet construction systems. Analysis and interpretation of such sources indicates
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Semiology and a Semiological Reading of Power Myths in Education
Educational Sciences: Theory & Practice, 2016Semiology is a way of understanding the world as a system of relations, the main unit of which is the "sign." As suggested by Umberto Eco, a sign is a lie; it is something that is presented in lieu of another thing (Eco, 1976). Semiological reading is to read the objects that surround us based on both their primary meanings and their cultural codes ...
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