ライフサイエンスコーパス: nosology

1 ns that are associated with improved disease nosology.

2 urobiological measures to inform psychiatric nosology.

3 tly not an explicit component of psychiatric nosology.

4 rom topological phenomenology to etiological nosology.

5 attempts at a tractable, biologically based nosology.

6 heterogeneous phenotypes with poorly defined nosology.

7 aintained an uncertain status in psychiatric nosology.

8 el of explanation for an etiologically based nosology.

9 cal practice and developments in psychiatric nosology.

10 er domains, suggesting the need for improved nosology.

11 s the obvious candidate on which to base the nosology.

12 increasing calls for an etiologically based nosology.

13 f brain recovery and refine their diagnostic nosology.

14 and multifaceted problems facing psychiatric nosology.

15 t lead to major breakthroughs in psychiatric nosology.

16 support selected subtypes from each of the 2 nosologies.

17 n disorder (DMDD), a newcomer to psychiatric nosology, addresses the need for improved classification

18 chiatric illness and, while clinically based nosologies aid in differential diagnosis, etiologically

19 e loosely grouped into challenges concerning nosology and diagnosis (this Personal View) and problems

20 reas the first paper focuses on questions of nosology and diagnosis, this Personal View concerns path

21 disorders (ASDs) are challenging traditional nosology and driving efforts to reconceptualise the diag

22 ety disorders was examined to further inform nosology and etiological/ preventive efforts.

23 irmed would have implications for diagnostic nosology and genetic studies.

24 er research is necessary to characterize the nosology and potential treatment of this syndrome.

25 current state of the psychiatric diagnostic nosology and recent progress in three areas: genomics, n

26 ypes by shared mechanism to simplify current nosology, and has prodded investigations into common pat

27 s these findings have for our understanding, nosology, and treatment of psychiatric disorders.

28 The DSM-IV nosology appears to be a valid diagnostic system for dis

29 thinking and its connection with Kraepelin's nosology are illustrated through a close reading of thei

30 the emergence in the coming decades of a new nosology, certainly in neurology and perhaps also in psy

31 hs and the uncertainty in both diagnosis and nosology coding make interpretation of this finding tenu

32 Nevertheless, MOGE(S) nosology differs greatly from the key elements of the TN

33 The limitations of the DSM nosology for capturing dimensionality and overlap in psy

34 The nosology for eating disorders, despite having been exten

35 The nosology for major psychiatric disorders developed by Em

36 movement disorders, it is timely to define a nosology for these diseases that is based on their genet

37 The intention was to free the nosology from the influence of unproven theories, and th

38 This nosology has taken root because of the dramatic advances

39 oses are available, but the optimal insomnia nosology has yet to be determined.

40 of a syndromal versus etiologic psychiatric nosology have actually been debated within our field for

41 ost of the ongoing debates about Kraepelin's nosology have roots in these earlier discussions and wou

42 Established nosology identifies schizoaffective disorder as a distin

43 Despite this unified nosology, important questions about LCH remain unanswere

44 DI)--Kraepelin's key categories--psychiatric nosology in the United States underwent a transformation

45 Psychiatric nosology is limited by behavioral and biological heterog

46 utations in different genes; a comprehensive nosology is needed that could inform the clinical phenot

47 ting progress of psychiatric diagnostics and nosology is the lack of tests which enable mechanistic i

48 l assessment is key to reconceptualizing the nosology of ADs on the basis of process and etiology, an

49 In addition, recent changes in the nosology of ADs, challenges to current classification sy

50 tudies of anxiety may be a refinement of the nosology of anxiety disorders.

51 is currently considerable imprecision in the nosology of biomarkers used in the study of neuropsychia

52 However, the precise nosology of compulsive hoarding has yet to be determined

53 The nosology of DBA has recently expanded to include two dis

54 ill, in time, lead to changes in the current nosology of major psychoses.

55 The authors suggest that a genetic nosology of panic and phobic disorders may incorporate f

56 Recent developments in the nosology of primary systemic vasculitis are placed in th

57 ades is consistent with the current clinical nosology of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and parse

58 diagnosis, help better understanding of the nosology of these disorders, and will likely in the near

59 The emerging quantitative nosology promises to provide a more useful guide to clin

60 Emil Kraepelin's psychiatric nosology, proposed in the 5th and 6th editions of his te

61 d Kraepelin each saw similar patients, their nosologies started from different first principles: symp

62 gths and limitations of his clinically based nosology, still has quite a bit to teach modern psychiat

63 disorders may not be so distinct as current nosology suggests.

64 order will ultimately inform movement toward nosology supported by neurobiology.

65 The recently proposed MOGE(S) nosology system embodies all of these characteristics, a

66 sued the first official American psychiatric nosology that contained DP and manic-depressive insanity

67 cs may require the development of a "genetic nosology" that can classify individuals in terms of the

68 ctivity on important key concepts related to nosology, validity, and reliability of the Diagnostic an

69 Kraepelin's nosology was derived from and was championed by individu

70 Subjects diagnosed with MFS by Ghent 2 nosology were included for analysis.

71 utism, the benefits of an updated diagnostic nosology will translate into the delivery of more effect