A new study published in the Journal of Affective Disorders shows that individuals with depression exhibit slower and less ...

psychomotor retardation and difficulty with executive function. 1,16 Apraxia, agnosia and aphasia are rare in INPH. Urinary incontinence is the third primary symptom of INPH. In early stages of ...

psychomotor agitation or retardation; anorexia symptoms or weight loss (2). The DSM also recommends using the MADRS and HRSD-17 criteria to distinguish between NM- and M-MDD. MADRS criterion A: MADRS ...

14 A cut-off of ≥2 is more clinically relevant (for a trial involving patients in the last days of life), and a score of ≥1 in domain 5/psychomotor retardation is indicative of hypoactive delirium.

It also depends on precipitating factors (for example if a depressive state precedes the disorder, suicidal ideas or psychomotor retardation can be present) and on the intensity and duration of food ...

Four individuals who carry a deletion over 1.6 Mb in size (case B, case C, P12, KCL1) presented with congenital anomalies including complicated CHD, anal atresia, kidney defects, abnormal pulmonary ...

Neurological disability gradually evolved with moderate psychomotor retardation, gait ataxia, intention tremor, and recurrent episodes of encephalopathy following acute febrile illnesses. Some of ...

mild psychomotor retardation had been noted 1 year earlier; and in a 7.5-year-old girl with GAD Abs, type I diabetes was diagnosed 2 years before onset of the limbic encephalitis. Two patients ...

Familial HLH is a success story in modern medicine. Initially a disease that was largely unknown and fatal, it is now understood on a molecular level and is curable. Moreover, HLH is an archetype ...

It is theoretically possible to diagnose various other psychotic conditions in adolescence, such as delusional disorder. However, with the exception of psychotic disorder not otherwise specified ...