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Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders

✍ Scribed by A. Marneros; A. Rohde; A. Deister; R. Fimmers; H. Jünemann


Publisher
Springer-Verlag
Year
1988
Tongue
English
Weight
657 KB
Volume
237
Category
Article
ISSN
1433-8491

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✦ Synopsis


In addition to the findings presented previously, one-half of the 72 investigated schizoaffective patients had an acute onset Onset of manic symptomatology was found to be usually acute Although precipitating factors were found in 76 % of the patients, this was found for only one-third of the 397 episodes In spite of the fact that the majority of patients ( 61 %) had a polymorphous course (with more than one type of episode), the pure schizophrenic or pure affective syndromes only seldomly dominated the course, as schizoaffectivity score and syndromepresence index showed Some 81 % of the patients had delusions or hallucinations but only 37 % of the individual episodes; 65 % of the patients had suicidal symptomatology ( 24 % of the episodes, mainly the schizodepressive ones) No seasonality was found, and 50 % of the patients had a favorable outcome, only 6 % ended in severe residuum In old age the illness usually became inactive.


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