[PDF] Top 20 Dermatoglyphic patterns as predictors of treatment response in Schizophrenia.

... in schizophrenia. The treatment of schizophrenia relies on drugs, the most important are the neuroleptics or ...of schizophrenia. Many studies of people with schizophrenia have found ... See full document

... the response of a patient to ...as treatment response in a number of studies [5, 8, 10, ...for treatment outcomes at Week 6 with a high statistical ...the treatment response, ... See full document

... from treatment-responsive schizophrenia by measures of dopaminergic function: specifically, lower levels of striatal dopamine synthesis capacity, equivalent to levels in healthy volunteers [17], and less ... See full document

... Resistant Schizophrenia (TRS), its adverse effects, need for periodic leukocyte monitor- ing, cost and variable clinical outcomes make the therapeutic decision making process dif- ficult and mandate a clinical ... See full document

... the schizophrenia clinical pathway in Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital, monotherapy treatment should be given to all schizophrenic patients, either those who received treatment at the outpatient unit or ... See full document

... (including schizophrenia, dementia, substance abuse, dysthymia, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and generalized anxiety disorder) and axis II disorders, as determined by a clinical interview, were ... See full document

... treatment among particular clinical scenarios. First, the persistence of FGA prescription at higher doses than the recommended on international consensus [3-6] may be related to the belief on "rapid ... See full document

... Initial examinations of the correlation structure of PTSD symptom severity (PCL-5) and depression (PHQ-9) scores over time suggested that measurements closer in time were indeed more highly correlated, and that ... See full document

... of patterns among the Nta- mante with the Ulnar Loop > Arch > Whorls > Radial loop amongst the ...their dermatoglyphic variables conform with other literatures obtained from other ethnic groups in ... See full document

... ber of functional connections between a given voxel and other voxels in the whole brain, producing a measure of global functional connectivity density (gFCD) [23–26]. gFCD has been developed to measure the number of ... See full document

... is more conducive to cognitive assessment and psycho- education about cognitive health than starting a course of cognitive remediation which on average runs for 32 sessions. Making cognitive remediation available on an ... See full document

... of schizophrenia commonly occurs between the ages of 10 and 20 ...between schizophrenia and fatty acids in this younger ...dietary patterns and schizophrenia, as our sample size was relatively ... See full document

... with schizophrenia have typically suggested waiting 4 to 8 weeks to allow adequate time for a patient to respond to an anti- psychotic drug prior to switching to another anti- psychotic agent ...placebo ... See full document

... of treatment for depression in the National Health Service (£887 mil- lion) is greater than both that for hypertension and diabe- tes combined (£439 and £300 million ...effective treatment for depression is ... See full document

... Despite the lack of clear evidence-based recommenda- tions, we observed that some clinical characteristics seem to have been considered by psychiatrists when they decided to adopt a new pharmacological approach. Thus, an ... See full document

... Following our previous work (Dima et al., 2012) we used Magnetoencephalography (MEG) to quantify the MMN neuronal response in adolescents with schizophrenia (ASZ), in adolescents with bipolar disorder with ... See full document

... of treatment of acutely ill patients with schizophrenia, early response to olanzapine LAI was found to predict later response with a high degree of accuracy, similar to that seen with oral ... See full document

... dietary patterns and the onset of ...dietary patterns may have affected our ...of schizophrenia, and antipsychotic medications, were not assessed in our ...dietary patterns and ... See full document

... Finally, this review must be put into context. Despite much experimentation, relatively little is known about the cognitive function of the ACC in either healthy volunteers or schizophrenia patients. Even less is ... See full document

... pharmacological treatment is too often ineffective in a growing clini- cal ...of schizophrenia, suggesting that the use of medication improving synaptogenesis may be beneficial as additional ... See full document