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Mark Mühlbacher,Rebecca Schennach,Robert Birk et al. Mark Mühlbacher et al.
Pathological hoarding is an independent psychological disorder characterized by persistent difficulties in discarding possessions, excessive accumulation and a functionally relevant impairment of living conditions and daily functioning. The...
Karl Eugen Mengel,Grecia Mendoza,Latha Mani et al. Karl Eugen Mengel et al.
Data on the manifestation and progression of neurological and psychiatric symptoms in adult patients with late-onset Tay-Sachs (LOTS) disease after the age of 2 years are scarce and not available for Germany. In this cross-sectional study d...
Heiko Paland,Alexandra Philipsen,Eva C Schulte Heiko Paland
Background: Sex chromosome aberrations affect approximately 1.5 per 1000 individuals, although somatically inconspicuous phenotypes can remain undetected. Even when diagnosed, the elevated risk of neuropsychiatric manifes...
Caroline Baumgartner,Tobias Baumgartner,Alexandra Philipsen et al. Caroline Baumgartner et al.
Psychiatric disorders are more common in people with epilepsy and vice versa psychiatric patients have an increased risk of epilepsy. Psychosocial factors, medication effects, peri-ictal or interictal symptoms play a role as do shared genet...
Michael Seidel Michael Seidel
The diagnostic category Disorder of Intellectual Development in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)-11 had precursors in all previous ICD versions from ICD‑6 onwards. In the successive ICD versions up to ICD-11, there have b...
Franziska Radtke,Carina Sauter Franziska Radtke
The deletion syndrome 22q11.2 is one of the most frequent genetic syndromes in humans, with a prevalence of 1:2500 [1]. The syndrome is particularly relevant for neurology, psychiatry and child and adolescent psychiatry due to a massive gen...