All cases met DSM-5 criteria for catatonia (case 1: agitation, stereotypies, and grimacing; case 2: stupor, mutism, and grimacing; case 3: agitation, mutism, and stereotypies
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CONCLUSION: The most common symptoms of catatonia in children and adolescent are mutism, immobility/stupor, staring, posturing, negativism and rigidity.
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History of the concept In 1874, Kahlbaum1,2 was the first to propose a syndrome of motor dysfunction characterized by mutism, immobility, staring gaze, negativism, stereotyped
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Malignant catatonia is defined as a life-threatening febrile neuropsychiatric disorder, characterized by psychosis with autonomic instability, hyperactivity, mutism, and stuperous
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The patient was stable, maintaining mutism, immobility and autonomic abnormalities.
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He presented with hyperpyrexia, lethargy, akinetic mutism, and posture of decorticate rigidity following coma and respiratory failure.
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Selective Mutism is an anxiety disorder with a persistent FAILURE (not refusal) TO SPEAK in select social settings. What is Selective Mutism?
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This is not selective mutism. The person's history of mutism should also be considered.
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This syndrome differs from mutism because the child sometimes speaks, depending on the circumstances. Children with mutism never speak.
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We report a 62 year old patient who developed psychiatric disorders followed by epilepsy, movement disorders, mutism and hypoventilation.
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A 31-year-old woman sub-acutely developed psychosis, behavioural changes, amnesia, alternating states of agitation and mutism, fever and epileptic seizures.
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Extreme irritability, insomnia and mutism were noted in all the children. The symptoms were persistent, and the course was progressive over 4-8 wk duration.
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Initial symptoms include mutism, dysarthria, lethargy and affective changes.
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[…] initial symptoms of myelinolysis, which begin to appear 2 to 3 days after hyponatremia is corrected, include a depressed level of awareness, difficulty speaking (dysarthria or mutism
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Different types of movement disorders have also been described in (EPM), including mutism, parkinsonism, catatonia, dystonia, and tremors [ 2 ].
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Transient mutism after brain stem infarction has not been reported previously.
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[…] after brain stem infarction. ( 10610613 ) ErA9ahin Y. 1999 20 Transient mutism after brain stem infarction. ( 10481795 ) ErA9ahin Y. 1999 21 Transient mutism resolving into
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[…] and conclude that bilateral damage to the dentatothalamocortical fibers at the decussation of the superior cerebellar peduncle may have been responsible for her transient mutism
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[…] activities Inability to recognize behavioral changes Failure to show empathy Inappropriate mood Apathy regarding events or environment Language changes: Inability to speak (mutism
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[…] changes in behavior Failure to show emotional warmth, concern, empathy, sympathy Inappropriate mood Not caring about events or environment LANGUAGE CHANGES Cannot speak (mutism
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Your patient is extremely autistic and shows mutism, rock behavior, stereotyped movements, and inattention to bladder and bowel hygiene. 4.
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Mutism (inability to talk), extreme compliance, and absence of almost all voluntary actions are also common.
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Hospitalized patients are more likely to present with acute and prominent psychomotor abnormalities (eg, mutism and stupor), often seen in patients with medical and neurological
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Autistic disorder shares some symptoms with catatonia, namely, mutism, echopraxia/echolalia, and sterotypes.
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Impairments in social functioning may result in physically aggressive behavior, inappropriate response to authority figures, social isolation, and even mutism.
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J. ( 1995 ) 'Itard's Memoire on "Mutism Caused by a Lesion of the Intellectual Functions": A Historical Analysis', Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent
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A case of unpaired anterior cerebral artery occlusion producing akinetic mutism.
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Akinetic mutism caused by nicotine withdrawal.
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Akinetic mutism and bilateral anterior cerebral artery occlusion Abstract Three cases of bilateral anterior cerebral artery occlusion are presented with akinetic mutism.
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Second, the symptoms themselves, such as mutism and excitement, make verbal therapy extremely difficult.
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Associated features include stereotypic behavior, mannerisms, and waxy flexibility; mutism is particularly common.
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Onset of illness appears to be among young adults and mutism, stupor, mannerisms, stereotypes and negativism were the common catatonic symptoms observed.
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Akinetic mutism is its extreme form. A lesser degree of abulia is here termed abulia minor.
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There are reports of successful treatment of akinetic mutism, the most severe form of abulia, with bromocriptine.
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Mega MS, Cohenour RC: Akinetic mutism: disconnection of frontal-subcortical circuits. Neuropsychiatry Neuropsychol Behav Neurol 1997;10:254–9 3.
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F84.- ) selective mutism ( ICD-10-CM Diagnosis Code F94.0 Selective mutism 2016 2017 2018 2019 Billable/Specific Code Applicable To Elective mutism Type 2 Excludes pervasive
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[…] converts directly to: 2015/16 ICD-10-CM R47.01 Aphasia Approximate Synonyms Acquired aphasia w epilepsy Acquired aphasia with epilepsy Acquired epileptic aphasia Akinetic mutism
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ELECTIVE MUTISM Elective mutism is a condition in which children do not speak because they do not want to.
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Congenital deaf mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the QT interval, and sudden death. Am Heart J. 1957;54:59-68. 4. Romano C, Gemme G, Pongiglione R.
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Congenital deaf mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the QT interval, and sudden death. Am Heart J. 1957;54:59-68. 4. Romano C, Gemme G, Pongiglione R.
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"Congenital deaf-mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the Q-T interval and sudden death".
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Congenital deaf mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the QT interval, and sudden death. Am Heart J. 1957;54:59-68. 4. Romano C, Gemme G, Pongiglione R.
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The locked-in state is characterized by tetraplegia and mutism with maintenance of alertness as well as vertical eye movements and eye blinking, by which communication is
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Locked-in syndrome is a rare syndrome characterized by quadriplegia, intact consciousness, mutism, and communication using vertical eye movements.
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The neuropathology of 7 cases of the locked-in syndrome has been reviewed and compared with 3 cases of akinetic mutism, all of them occurring after brainstem vascular disease
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Congenital deaf mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the QT interval, and sudden death. Am Heart J. 1957;54:59-68. 4. Romano C, Gemme G, Pongiglione R.
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"Congenital deaf-mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the Q-T interval and sudden death".
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Congenital deaf-mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the Q-T interval and sudden death.Am Heart J. 1957; 54:59–68.CrossrefMedlineGoogle Scholar 5.
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A five-year-old boy presented with an encephalitis lethargica-like illness, characterised by somnolence, mutism and Parkinsonian rigidity two weeks after an acute exanthem
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She had ophthalmoplegia, akinetic mutism, and prominent extrapyramidal signs consisting of lip and hand tremors, cogwheel rigidity, and facial bradykinesia.
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He presented with hyperpyrexia, lethargy, akinetic mutism, and posture of decorticate rigidity following coma and respiratory failure.
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[…] rapidly progressive dementia combined with other cardinal symptoms, such as myoclonus, visual or cerebellar disturbances, extrapyramidal or pyramidal disturbance, and akinetic mutism
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Four months after the onset, she entered a state of an akinetic mutism. Gene analysis revealed a homozygous V203I mutation in the PRNP.
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Meanwhile, his clinical condition progressively worsened and he developed a rapidly progressive cognitive disorder, mutism and myoclonus of the muscles.
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The most salient neurological feature was deaf-mutism seen in 74%.
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The 10 others were clinically euthyroid and had deaf-mutism and/or pyramidal tract dysfunction (neurological cretinism).
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Profound mental deficiency, deaf-mutism and cerebral diplegia are predominantly found in the former.
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Matthews WB: Familial ataxia, deaf-mutism, and muscular wasting. J. Neurol. Neurosurg.
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Richards BW, Rundle AT: A familial hormonal disorder associated with mental deficiency, deaf mutism and ataxia. J Ment Defic Res 3:33, 1959.
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Richards BW, Rundle AT (1959) A familial hormonal disorder associated with mental deficiency, deaf mutism and ataxia. J Ment Defic Res 3:33–55 Google Scholar 4.
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All were euthyroid, with large goitres and deaf mutism and all had an unusual deposition of pigment in the retina.
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After the cloning of the Pendred syndrome (PDS) gene in 1997, a century after the recognition of the curious association of goiter and deaf-mutism by Vaugham Pendred in 1896
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Waardenburg defined 6 main features: (1) dystopia canthorum, (2) prominent broad nasal root, (3) synophrys, (4) white forelock, (5) heterochromia iridis, and (6) congenital deaf-mutism
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Arch Dermatol 1962;85:530-539 Margolis E: A new hereditary syndrome - sex-linked deaf mutism associated with total albinism.
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[…] punctum and blepharophimosis, (2) prominent broad nasal root, (3) hypertrichosis of the medial part of the eyebrows, (4) white forelock, (5) heterochromia iridis, and (6) deaf-mutism
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Congenital deaf-mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the Q-T interval and sudden death. Am Heart J. 1957;54:59–68. PubMed CrossRef 7.
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Congenital deaf-mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the Q-T interval and sudden death. Am Heart J. 1957 Jul;54(1):59-68.
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Jervell A, Lange-Nielsen F, Congenital deaf-mutism, functional heart disease with prolongation of the Q-T interval, and sudden death, Am Heart J, 1957;54:59–68.
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It is accompanied in many areas of this region by endemic cretinism, deaf-mutism, and other developmental disorders and thus constitutes a significant health problem.
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[…] cretinism due to thyroid aplasia or destruction of the thyroid of the fetus in utero. endemic cretinism a form occurring in regions of severe endemic goiter, marked by deaf-mutism
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[…] rarely a diagnosis is made only at autopsy Pendred syndrome ( Pendred Syndrome/DFNB4, J Med Genet 1996 Dec;33:1037 ) Familial association of congenital goiter with deaf mutism
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Effect Fetus - Abortion - Stillbirth - Congenital anomalies - Increased perinatal mortality - Increased infant mortality - Neurological cretinism - Mental deficiency, deaf, mutism
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[…] spasticity (muscle stiffness) Endemic cretinism (stunted physical and mental growth) Still birth and Spontaneous abortion in pregnant women Congenital abnormalities such as deaf-mutism
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[…] deficiency retards fetal growth and brain development, sometimes resulting in birth defects, and, in infants, causes cretinism, which may include intellectual disability, deaf-mutism
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Nevertheless, our study contributes to the knowledge about the clinical phenotype of SPG11, including notable clinical signs and symptoms like mutism, psychosis, dysphagia
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Reduced verbal fluency is a striking finding that sometimes leads to mutism. 19 Siri et al. performed a comprehensive neuropsychological assessment in two HSP-SPG11 patients
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Reduced verbal ï¬uency is a striking ï¬nding that sometimes leads to mutism. 19 Siri et al. performed a comprehensive neuropsychologi- cal assessment in two HSP-SPG11 patients
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Abstract OBJECTIVE Postoperative cerebellar mutism syndrome (pCMS) occurs in 7%-50% of children after cerebellar tumor surgery.
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Chris Clark Taking a closer look at brain injury Conor Mallucci Solving the mystery behind Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome Current child brain tumour research projects Here are
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Incidence and severity of postoperative cerebellar mutism syndrome in children with medulloblastoma: a prospective study by the Children's Oncology Group.
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