ライフサイエンスコーパス: schizotypal personality disorder

1 atency was prolonged in the individuals with schizotypal personality disorder.

2 stigated attention in clinical patients with schizotypal personality disorder.

3 y to examine a group of female subjects with schizotypal personality disorder.

4 en shown to be smaller in male subjects with schizotypal personality disorder.

5 blink response in unmedicated subjects with schizotypal personality disorder.

6 e present in subjects with schizophrenia and schizotypal personality disorder.

7 tioning and possibly reduce some features of schizotypal personality disorder.

8 sks in these neuroleptic-naive subjects with schizotypal personality disorder.

9 s were abnormal in women with a diagnosis of schizotypal personality disorder.

10 eurobiological substrate(s) in subjects with schizotypal personality disorder.

11 paradigms were assessed in 21 subjects with schizotypal personality disorder.

12 ment of the left hemisphere in patients with schizotypal personality disorder.

13 renia, their relatives, and individuals with schizotypal personality disorder.

14 and better the neuropsychological profile of schizotypal personality disorder.

15 ured in three groups of adolescents: 20 with schizotypal personality disorder, 20 with other personal

16 Thirty subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, 35 subjects with other

17 risk for schizophrenia (4.95% +/- 2.16%) and schizotypal personality disorder (4.20% +/- 2.06%) in th

18 sorder (adjusted odds ratios, 2.04-2.78) and schizotypal personality disorder (adjusted odds ratios,

19 ophrenia, their relatives, and subjects with schizotypal personality disorder all had reduced prepuls

20 derline, histrionic, paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal personality disorders all elevated the risk

21 even subjects who met DSM-III-R criteria for schizotypal personality disorder and 12 normal compariso

22 and late semantic processes in 16 women with schizotypal personality disorder and 15 normal female co

23 Eighteen unmedicated patients with schizotypal personality disorder and 16 healthy individu

24 t-handed men who met diagnostic criteria for schizotypal personality disorder and 16 matched male com

25 om the community who met DSM-IV criteria for schizotypal personality disorder and 22 male comparison

26 P50 suppression in 26 subjects with schizotypal personality disorder and 23 normal subjects

27 with schizophrenia, affective disorder, and schizotypal personality disorder and in normal subjects.

28 or findings regarding the pathophysiology of schizotypal personality disorder and integrate these res

29 up exhibited decreased power compared to the schizotypal personality disorder and nonpsychiatric comp

30 spectrum disorders, including subjects with schizotypal personality disorder and relatives of patien

31 A relationship between schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia has b

32 siological model of the relationship between schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia was d

33 context of common vulnerabilities shared by schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia, as w

34 relate to the different clinical pictures in schizotypal personality disorder and schizophrenia.

35 ior temporal gyrus between the subjects with schizotypal personality disorder and the comparison subj

36 Six patients had comorbid schizotypal personality disorder and were excluded from

37 affective disorder, 18.8% for patients with schizotypal personality disorder, and 10.3% for normal s

38 de), 25.0% for affective disorder, 27.3% for schizotypal personality disorder, and 13.0% for normal s

39 r schizoaffective disorder, 11 subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, and 22 nonpsychiatric

40 27 schizophrenic patients, 13 patients with schizotypal personality disorder, and 32 control subject

41 e disorder (first-episode), 21 patients with schizotypal personality disorder, and 46 normal subjects

42 Borderline and schizotypal personality disorder are associated with ext

43 These results suggest that patients with schizotypal personality disorder are impaired in their a

44 Adolescents with schizotypal personality disorder are of particular inter

45 matter was somewhat smaller in the men with schizotypal personality disorder, but the difference was

46 of reduced striatal dopaminergic activity in schizotypal personality disorder compared to schizophren

47 ay be preservation of frontal lobe volume in schizotypal personality disorder compared to schizophren

48 rate, and dopamine release in subjects with schizotypal personality disorder compared to subjects wi

49 mined if distinct subgroups of subjects with schizotypal personality disorder could be identified on

50 Subjects with schizotypal personality disorder demonstrate deficits in

51 Moreover, subjects with schizotypal personality disorder did demonstrate formal

52 Subjects with schizotypal personality disorder do show specific defici

53 In contrast, the subjects with schizotypal personality disorder failed to show this pat

54 vity might contribute to sparing people with schizotypal personality disorder from the psychosis and

55 Further, the schizotypal personality disorder group alone showed sign

56 The schizotypal personality disorder group showed more minor

57 the N400 amplitude was less negative in the schizotypal personality disorder group than in the norma

58 Within the schizotypal personality disorder group, however, there w

59 emale subjects recruited from the community (schizotypal personality disorder group: N=21, comparison

60 ophrenia group than in either the control or schizotypal personality disorder groups, which did not d

61 er medications, and those with borderline or schizotypal personality disorder had a greater likelihoo

62 Eighteen of the 21 subjects with schizotypal personality disorder had additional comorbid

63 Seven subjects with schizotypal personality disorder had deficits on each pa

64 The men with schizotypal personality disorder had larger CSF volumes

65 left anterior region, whereas patients with schizotypal personality disorder had significantly fewer

66 the authors' knowledge P50 sensory gating in schizotypal personality disorder has yet to be reported.

67 Subjects with schizotypal personality disorder have deficits in contro

68 cts with schizophrenia but not subjects with schizotypal personality disorder have deficits in steady

69 n and memory in patients with DSM-IV-defined schizotypal personality disorder in order to expand on t

70 difference between individuals with/without schizotypal personality disorder in temporal integration

71 tudies of schizophrenia, this examination of schizotypal personality disorder indicated abnormalities

72 The findings support the assumption that schizotypal personality disorder is associated with pert

73 Analyses indicated that subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, like schizophrenic sub

74 Schizotypal personality disorder may be associated with

75 Subjects with schizotypal personality disorder may have trait-linked s

76 's gyrus gray matter volume in subjects with schizotypal personality disorder may help to explain the

77 nd without comorbid chronic tic disorders or schizotypal personality disorder may respond to the addi

78 n three groups: unmedicated BPD (n = 33) and schizotypal personality disorder (n = 28) participants a

79 87), schizophreniform disorder (N = 15), and schizotypal personality disorder (N = 33) were retrospec

80 nal impairment was assessed in subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, normal comparison subj

81 For this reason, individuals diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder offer an ideal group fo

82 found to be abnormal in the individuals with schizotypal personality disorder relative to comparison

83 People with schizotypal personality disorder share phenomenological,

84 fied as an abnormality that individuals with schizotypal personality disorder share with schizophreni

85 cant because patients with schizophrenia and schizotypal personality disorder show similar deficits.

86 Subjects with schizotypal personality disorder showed a mild to modera

87 Subjects with schizotypal personality disorder showed intact discrimin

88 probands, their relatives, and subjects with schizotypal personality disorder showed less asymmetry o

89 This study of female subjects with schizotypal personality disorder showed no superior temp

90 gions of the thalamus, whereas patients with schizotypal personality disorder showed only a differenc

91 local gray matter volumes (GMVs) in men with schizotypal personality disorder (SPD) compared with hea

92 Schizotypal personality disorder (SPD) shares social def

93 images in 12 schizophrenic patients, 12 with schizotypal personality disorder (SPD), and 12 normal co

94 ory impairments in unmedicated patients with schizotypal personality disorder (SPD).

95 ave been observed in men diagnosed as having schizotypal personality disorder (SPD).

96 us gray matter volume was 21% smaller in the schizotypal personality disorder subjects than in the co

97 integration, suggests that in this group of schizotypal personality disorder subjects, additional de

98 hort stimulus-onset asynchrony in women with schizotypal personality disorder supports the hypothesis

99 tween neurocognitive variables and DSM-III-R schizotypal personality disorder symptom clusters sugges

100 renia demonstrate an increased prevalence of schizotypal personality disorder symptoms, eye tracking

101 litude was more negative in individuals with schizotypal personality disorder than in comparison subj

102 smaller gray matter volume in patients with schizotypal personality disorder than in matched compari

103 eus volumes in never-medicated subjects with schizotypal personality disorder than in normal subjects

104 logical abnormalities found in subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, the prototype of the s

105 ngs indicate that among female subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, there is a left-right

106 unmedicated patients with schizophrenia and schizotypal personality disorder to findings in age- and

107 These data suggest that subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, unlike patients affect

108 schizophrenic patients, and 11 subjects with schizotypal personality disorder were assessed in an aco

109 right-handed and neuroleptic-naive men with schizotypal personality disorder were recruited from the

110 e vision and working memory in subjects with schizotypal personality disorder, which has been biologi

111 rpose of this study was to determine whether schizotypal personality disorder, which has the same gen

112 ricles in 15 right-handed male subjects with schizotypal personality disorder who had no previous neu

113 e association of antisocial, borderline, and schizotypal personality disorders with persistent SUD in