| It is a low-virulence fungus that is the main causative agent of posttraumatic mycetoma in a nonimmunocompromised host. |
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| This so-called posttraumatic confusional state may last for an hour or so up to several days or even weeks. |
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| Development of posttraumatic stress disorder after mild traumatic brain injury. |
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| In a drone warfare world, there is no GI returning with posttraumatic stress, none back with limbs missing. |
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| Diagnosed with posttraumatic encephalopathy, Stokes was virtually immobile and bedridden for the remaining 12 years of his life. |
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| However, if the symptoms persist for more than a month, this can lead to a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress. |
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| It is a trauma that may, in itself, lead to a posttraumatic stress reaction. |
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| What will happen to the national centre for posttraumatic stress that is housed at Ste. |
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| If the survivor actually did see the suicide or if he or she discovered the body, that person may experience posttraumatic stress reactions. |
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| We look for symptoms of posttraumatic stress and ask our clients to elaborate. |
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| In April, a clinical psychologist diagnosed her with posttraumatic stress disorder. |
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| Altered reward processing in the nucleus accumbens and mesial prefrontal cortex of patients with posttraumatic stress disorder. |
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| Corneal stromal pathologies resulted from postkeratitis corneal leucoma in 8 patients, posttraumatic corneal scarring in 1 patient, and anterior stromal corneal dystrophy in 5 patients. |
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| Those who were subjected to persecution, war, violence, loss of family members and trauma in their home countries or during migration are more likely to experience posttraumatic stress syndrome. |
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| Treatment of posttraumatic syringomyelia with extradural decompressive surgery. |
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| Besides the impacts to fisheries, there are records of psychological impacts among fishermen populations, like an increase in depression and posttraumatic stress symptoms. |
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| Victims of war face posttraumatic stress, depression, anxiety, poor behavioural functioning and other symptoms, many of which are often unknown to the untrained counsellor. |
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| Mr. Kohn said Mr. Rogoskey had applied for workers' compensation because doctors concluded that he suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder caused by his work. |
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| For example, the European Court of Human Rights found that Sweden had legitimately returned a claimant to Chile, even though he was suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder as a consequence of having been tortured there. |
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| What had happened is that old and unprocessed memories from a war zone a decade earlier had been ripped open, and overwhelmed him with posttraumatic stress. |
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| How can posttraumatic anger become a problem? |
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| But the film's most disheartening testimony comes from soldiers who returned from Iraq emotionally and mentally shattered only to encounter resistance when seeking treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder. |
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| How can individuals with posttraumatic anger get help? |
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| Esther Coles stars as Liz, the nurse, while Whitehouse takes on roles including an agoraphobic and a soldier with posttraumatic stress disorder. |
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| Short screening scale for DSM-IV posttraumatic stress disorder. |
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| Shrien Dewani, of Bristol, is being treated in a secure mental health hospital for depression and posttraumatic stress disorder so he can be extradited to face the charges. |
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| Thousands of veterans of the Vietnam War continue to experience posttraumatic stress disorder tied to war zone experiences that occurred 40 years ago, a study shows. |
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| A new posttraumatic stress disorder eLearning program for mental health providers will help improve treatment for former Australian Defence Force members. |
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| Posttraumatic stress disorder develops in response to experiencing, witnessing or even learning about a terrifying event. |
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| The Maladaptive index includes symptoms of Tourette's syndrome, Posttraumatic stress disorder, toileting problems, sexualized behavior, and pica. |
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| On the other hand, Posttraumatic Growth is defined as positive psychological changes in response to a trauma. |
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| Doka, PhD, and Richard Tedeschi, PhD, will focus on the concept of Posttraumatic Growth. |
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| Posttraumatic stress disorder, loss of major nerve function, and arthritis were the most impactful disabling conditions aside from amputations. |
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