Traducciones de „catatonia“ en el diccionario inglés » alemán

cata·to·nia [ˌkætəˈtəʊniə, ingl. am. ˌkæt̬əˈtoʊniə] SUST. no pl PSICO.

catatonia

Katatonie espec.

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It's called catatonia; well documented and experienced in war and other extreme stress situations such as being attacked by a wild animal.

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But the catatonia, the being unable to sleep... it was a shock to me that actually, this was far worse.

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There were also battles with depression and catatonia.

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After just 5 treatments, catatonia and psychotic symptoms were abolished.

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Catatonia due to abrupt or too rapid withdrawal from benzodiazepines, as part of the benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome, should also respond to lorazepam treatment.

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The effective indications are major depression, especially its psychotic form, and catatonia, especially its malignant form.

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Materially speaking, several ethnobotanists and authors have claimed to have discovered naturally occurring chemicals or formulas that can induce catatonia, and could be used in zombification rites.

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This state of mind, body, and soul, may become a tragic state of catatonia.

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Other common symptoms are disorganized speech and catatonia, the apparent unresponsiveness to external stimuli and emotional flatness.

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It was generally a triumph of self-possession, interspersed with moments of catatonia.

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