... Abstract The dancing mania erupted in the 14th century in the wake of the Black Death, and recurred for centuries in central Europe - particularly Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium - finally abating in the early 17th century. The term “dancing mania” was derived from “choreomania...

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... agnosia, the anosognosia for hemiparesis and/or hemianopia, misidentification syndromes, mania, and other obsessions for the food and the body. Another key function of the right hemisphere is the modulation of the emotional processes of the linguistic communication (as prosody and facial expressions...

... condition could be questioned. Thus, their assessment requires new psychophysical. The CR and emotionalism manifest in association with several different neurological disease (degenerative, vascular, inflammatory, epilepsy) and psychiatric conditions as psychosis, mania, and mood disorders. Across...

... specialties suggested him having suffered from psychiatric diseases likecyclothymia or mania and rheumatologic disorders like arthritis, while others tended to interprethis recurrent palsies as typical sequelae of ischemic strokes. During his last years of life,Händel was struck with blindness, which in his...

... of the patient's emotional life prior to stroke. Some of the patients diagnosed with PSD might suffer from prestroke depression. PSD diagnosis is often hampered by several confounding signs of stroke that might mime or hide depressive changes and/or by other psychiatric disorders (anxiety, mania, personality...

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