Titlebook: Neuropsychiatry Case Studies; Josef Priller,Hugh Rickards Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 functional disorder

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The Possible Talents of Tourette Syndromelarities, their clinical presentations revealed intriguing and challenging differences, which illustrate the intrinsic variety of the “compulsivity-impulsivity” spectrum characterizing the behavioral side of Tourette syndrome.

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Paroxysmal Disorders in Autism: Problems with Diagnosis and Management sensory perception problems, hyperactive behaviors, inattention, and impulsivity. Diagnosis can be challenging, especially in the learning disabled population. A typical challenging case is presented.

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Unexplained Delirium, Atypical Dementia, and Prodromal DLBs house in order to escape a perceived intrusion by armed men. It was our habit then to see most new psychiatric referrals at home typically accompanied by medical students who enjoyed escaping the hospital for a ride in my car.

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Unable to Talkyears, affecting her capacity to communicate and interact with other people, also preventing her from completing her duties. She described her difficulty as being unable to express herself, described word-finding difficulties, as if she had the words she wanted to say “in the tip of her tongue,” but

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Case Study: Little Red Riding Hood. The GP described her mental condition as “hysterical,” but he was also concerned about her physical condition. Her GP suspected a malignancy because she had lost weight and was looking unhealthy. Since she was a heavy smoker, the GP suspected a lung malignancy with possible metastases and requeste

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Puzzling Case: Is the Answer in the Genes? and behavior spanning over a decade. His wife first noticed a change in his personality in the late 1990s. He began to overspend on unnecessary items, and they lost their house when he failed to pay the mortgage. Over the ensuing few years, he was imprisoned on three occasions for fraudulent behavi

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Hallucinations in Parkinson’s Disease ago, he started experiencing a “feeling of presence” of someone out of the corner of his eye. This sensation was fleeting and occurred once or twice per week. However, over recent months he was having more well-formed visual hallucinations, occurring on an almost daily basis. His wife had noted a s