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Dalla gestione della follia al problema della follia. Il caso della psichiatria nel quadro generale della crisi delle scienze umane.
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La ragione degli Altri. La Psichiatria alternativa in Italia e nel mondo. Storia, teoria e pratica.
No full textNel volume sono pubblicati 4 saggi di L. Onnis:
1) Saggio introduttivo: pp. 13-43;
2) Storicità della follia e della sua gestione: pp. 51-93;
3) Ragioni e ambiguità dell'antipsichiatria: pp. 304-323;M
4) La nuova psichaitria francese tra razionalizzazione e alternative: pp. 418-437
Manicomio e legislazione psichiatrica in Italia (1904-1978). Profilo storico e note critiche.
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Gender differences in reporting ictal fear in epilepsy patients: An analysis of case histories
No full textICTAL BIPEDAL BEHAVIOR: CLINICAL NEUROANATOMICAL CONSIDERATIONS
No full textTransient epileptic amnesia (TEA) is a distinct neurologic condition occurring in late-middle/old age and presenting with amnesic attacks of epileptic nature and interictal memory disturbances. For many years this condition has been associated with the nonepileptic condition of transient global amnesia (TGA) and still today is poorly recognized by clinicians. Despite the clinical and laboratory findings that distinguish TEA from TGA, differential diagnosis may be difficult in the individual patient. Every effort must be employed for an early diagnosis, since antiepileptic treatment may readily control both ictal episodes and memory disturbances
Emotions evoked by intracerebral electrical stimulation of the temporal lobe [Emozioni evocate dalla stimolazione elettrica intracerebrale del lobo temporale]
No full textThe expression of emotions induced by temporal lobe stimulation was analysed in 74 patients undergonig presurgical video-Stereo-EEG monitoring for drug-resistant epilepsy. 79 emotional responses were obtained in more than 900 stimulations. 67 out of 79 ER were 'fear responses'. Sad feelings were evoked 3 times, happy-pleasant feelings were obtained 9 times. Anger and disgust were never observed. Expression of fear was preferentially evoked by mesial temporal lobe stimulation. The most effective stimulation parameters for inducing emotional responses were high frequency (50 Hz) stimuli with 2mA intensity
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