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The role of ictal and subictal phenomena in affective disorder - a clinical surveyType:  Thesis/dissertation : Thesis/dissertation : Manuscript  Archival MaterialPublisher: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 2001. |
affective disorders (by 1 person) |
atypical panic attacks (by 1 person) |
behavioural neurology (by 1 person) |
bipolar disorder (by 1 person) |
clinical diagnosis (by 1 person) |
dr burke (by 1 person) |
dr lesley koopowitz (by 1 person) |
dr roy sugerman (by 1 person) |
dysthymia (by 1 person) |
eating disorders (by 1 person) |
himmelhoch (by 1 person) |
holter eeg (by 1 person) |
ictal (by 1 person) |
limbic system (by 1 person) |
mood disorders (by 1 person) |
neuro-behavioural (by 1 person) |
neurology (by 1 person) |
neuroplastisticty (by 1 person) |
neuropsychology (by 1 person) |
post-ictal (by 1 person) |
premenstrual worsening (by 1 person) |
ptsd (by 1 person) |
recurrent brief depression (by 1 person) |
seizure (by 1 person) |
self-harm (by 1 person) |
subclinical epilepsy (by 1 person) |
suicide risk in epilepsy (by 1 person) |
temporal lobe dysfunction (by 1 person) |
temporal lobe phenomena (by 1 person) |
tle (by 1 person) |
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