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Psychoserisikosyndrome im Kindes- und Jugendalter
No full textDer Früherkennung und Frühbehandlung von Psychosen wird besondere Bedeutung zugemessen, da ein verzögerter Behandlungsbeginn – erkennbar als verlängerte Dauer der unbehandelten Psychose (DUP) – mit einer verschlechterten Verlaufsprognose einhergeht. Die Phase vor Beginn der akuten Symptomatik, die auch als Prodrom bezeichnet wird, liegt im Fokus des Forschungsinteresses, da in ihr unterschiedliche Formen von Psychoserisikosyndromen erfasst werden. Die Früherkennung von Risikogruppen entspricht dem Ansatz der indizierten Prävention. Dieser Präventionsansatz wendet sich an Patienten, die bereits Hilfe suchen, weil sie unter ersten Anzeichen einer sich entwickelnden Störung leiden. Solche klinischen Hochrisikogruppen (clinical high risk, CHR) werden in 2 alternativen, einander ergänzenden Kriterien-Ansätzen erfasst: Den Kriterien der Ultra-high-risk(UHR)-Gruppe, die bereits abgeschwächte Formen von psychotischen Symptomen zeigen, stehen die Basissymptomkriterien vor Ausbruch psychotischer Symptome gegenüber. Die Leitlinien der Europäischen Gesellschaft für Psychiatrie zur Diagnostik und Behandlung dieser Patienten erleichtern das klinische Vorgehen
I. Das Leben ein Traum : für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte : op. 55
No full textGedichte von Franz Resch ; componirt von Anna Gräfin Buttler (Zichy) StubenbergErscheinungsjahr aus dem Inventarisierungsdatum der UB Graz ermittelt: 16/2 8
I. Das Leben ein Traum : für eine Singstimme mit Begleitung des Pianoforte : op. 55
No full textGedichte von Franz Resch ; componirt von Anna Gräfin Buttler (Zichy) StubenbergErscheinungsjahr aus dem Inventarisierungsdatum der UB Graz ermittelt: 16/2 8
Vacuum extraction and autonomic balance in human infants
No full textThe impact of delivery mode on the cardiac autonomic balance was studied in a sample of 101 full term appropriate for gestational age (AGA) human infants. Cardiac autonomic balance was measured by assessing basic heart rate, and two indicators of vagal tone, the Root Mean Square of Successive Differences (RMSSD) and Standard Deviation of NN-intervals (SDNN) as two different measures of short-term heart rate variability at 2, 6, and 16 weeks postnatal age. Sixty-seven infants were delivered spontaneously, 29 by cesarean section and five by vacuum extraction. Children delivered by vacuum extraction had a significantly lower basic heart rate (P=0.01), higher RMSSD (P=0.0003) and higher SDNN (P=0.0001) at two, but not at six and sixteen weeks, indicating a temporary elevation of cardiac vagal tone in these infants. These data indicate a potential transitory impact of vacuum extraction on autonomic balance persisting until at least two weeks postnatal age
Biostratigraphische Gliederungsmöglichkeiten im Oligozän und Miozän der Molasse-Zone Vorarlbergs
No full textGeneral presentation of the Molasse of Vorarlberg and comparison with those of Bavaria and Switzerland. Synthesis of old and new biostratigraphic results for all visited localities.Présentation sommaire de la Molasse du Vorarlberg et comparaisons avec celles de Bavière et de Suisse. Synthèse des résultats biostratigraphiques anciens et nouveaux pour toutes les localités visitées.Steininger Fritz F., Resch Werner, Stojaspal Franz, Hermann Paul. Biostratigraphische Gliederungsmöglichkeiten im Oligozän und Miozän der Molasse-Zone Vorarlbergs. In: Documents des Laboratoires de Géologie, Lyon. Hors-série n°7, 1982. Nouveaux résultats biostratigraphiques dans le bassin molassique, depuis le Vorarlberg jusqu’en Haute-Savoie. Projet P.I.C.G. 73/I/25, section 5. pp. 77-85
Postnatal medical complications and behavioral inhibition in the offspring
No full textIt has been suggested than behavioral inhibition is an important temperamental predictor for child, adolescent and even adult emotional development. Accordingly, the aim of this experimental study was to investigate the impact of pre, peri-, and postnatal complications on behavioral inhibition. Toddlers' behavioral inhibition was measured in a standardized laboratory procedure at 14 months postnatal age in 101 children. Medical complications were assessed by the Rutter Scales filled in by the examiner from in-patient records and the routine out-patient pregnancy documentations. Inclusion criteria were a birth weight above 2500g, gestational age 37 weeks or older and all APGAR scores had to be above 7. Postnatal complications assessed comprised icterus neonatorum, disorders of adaptation, infectious diseases and others. Medical complications in the postnatal but not pre-or perinatal period proved to significantly increase behavioral inhibition at fourteen months postnatal age. Preventive efforts for infant and child emotional development should take into consideration that children with neonatal complications appear to be at higher risk for internalising disorders in later life
Postnatal medical complications and behavioral inhibition in the offspring
No full textIt has been suggested than behavioral inhibition is an important temperamental predictor for child, adolescent and even adult emotional development. Accordingly, the aim of this experimental study was to investigate the impact of pre, peri-, and postnatal complications on behavioral inhibition. Toddlers' behavioral inhibition was measured in a standardized laboratory procedure at 14 months postnatal age in 101 children. Medical complications were assessed by the Rutter Scales filled in by the examiner from in-patient records and the routine out-patient pregnancy documentations. Inclusion criteria were a birth weight above 2500g, gestational age 37 weeks or older and all APGAR scores had to be above 7. Postnatal complications assessed comprised icterus neonatorum, disorders of adaptation, infectious diseases and others. Medical complications in the postnatal but not pre-or perinatal period proved to significantly increase behavioral inhibition at fourteen months postnatal age. Preventive efforts for infant and child emotional development should take into consideration that children with neonatal complications appear to be at higher risk for internalising disorders in later life
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