Neurosis

The most prominent pharmacologic activity exhibited by phenothiazines bearing the 1,3-propyldiamine side chain is, of course, that of a neuroleptic agent. Treatment of psychoses and severe neuroses constitutes the largest single use of these so-called... 

Shah and Jenkins (2000) in a review of mental health economic studies from around the world identified 40 cost-of-illness studies, of which five covered all disorders, one neuroses, two panic disorders and one anxiety. All were from developed countries. There were numerous cost-effectiveness studies but none involving the anxiety disorders specifically. One study in the UK examined the cost-benefit analysis of a controlled trial of nurse therapy for neurosis in primary care (Ginsberg et al, 1984). 

Ilaria RL, Thornby JI and Fann WE (1981). Nabilone, a cannabinoid derivative, in the treatment of anxiety neuroses. Current Therapeutic Research, 29, 943-949. 

Samuel Henry Kraines, The Therapy of the Neuroses and Psychoses, Lea and Febiger, Philadelphia Pa., 3rd ed., 1948. 

The mechanism of action of doxepin is presumable linked to the effect on the adrenergic transmission in the CNS, in particular to the blockage of neuronal norepinephrine uptake. Doxepin is used in anxious-depressive and anxious conditions, neuroses, alcoholism, organic illnesses of the CNS, and psychoses. The most frequently used synonyms are adapin and sinequan. 

The efficacy of fluoxetine in treating patients with moderate depression is comparable to the efficacy of tricyclic antidepressants. It is capable of elevating mood and removing feelings of fear and stress. It does not have a sedative effect. Fluoxetine is used in depression as well as in bulemic neuroses. Use of fluoxetine is preferred in cases when sedative, hypotensive, and anticholinergic side effects caused by other antidepressants are con-traindicative to patients. Prozac is a synonym for fluoxetine. 

Masserman JH, Pechtel CT Neuroses in monkeys a preliminary report of experimental observations. Ann N Y Acad Sci 56 253, 1953... 

Fraser studied institutional admission rates and outpatient referral rates for Belfast during the riots of 1969 and compared the rates for psychoses and neuroses with those of the previous year. 

Marks IM. Cure and care of neuroses theory and practice of behavioral psychotherapy. New York Wiley, 1981. 

Formerly known as hysterical neuroses of the dissociative type, dissociative disorders are currently classified into five categories by the DSM-IV ... 

Nemiah JC. Dissociative disorders (hysterical neuroses, dissociative type). In Kaplan HI, Sadock BJ, eds. Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, 5th ed, Vol 1. Baltimore Williams Wilkins, 1989 1028-1024. 

Types of conditions repeatedly stated to respond favorably to treatment with psychedelics include chronic alcoholism, criminal psychopathy, sexual deviations and neuroses, depressive states (exclusive of endogenous depression), phobias, anxiety neuroses, compulsive syndromes, and puberty neuroses. In addition, psychedelics have been used with autistic children, to make them more responsive and to improve behavior and attitudes with terminal cancer patients, to ease both the physical pain and the anguish of dying and with... 

Therapy on the Recollective-Analytic level can provide insights essential to growth, remission of symptoms, and even elimination of neuroses but Symbolic-level work can abruptly and in fundamental ways transform the personality, freeing creative talents and actualizing potentials, as well as accomplishing usual therapeutic goals. 

The structure of atoms is known to us in great detail down to the fact that isotopes are not totally equal to the major form of an element. Heavier isotopes react slower in enzyme-catalyzed reactions but they form stronger bonds. No uncertainty is needed for that aspect of our world. Heisenbergs Principle does not pertain to the power fields created by the atomic nuclear structure, but rather to the position of the electrons within these power fields. For the macroscopic world and its chemical basis the position of the power fields (orbitals) is important, and these positions allow carbon, very precisely and very predictably, to give rise to four bonds (or two double bonds as in CO2 or a triple and a single bond as in cyanate) that are stable under a variety of conditions and which allow carbon to form the many and varied polymers that form the skeleton of life. Chemistry does not suffer uncertainty neuroses. 

Murasaki M, Mori A, Noguchi T, Hada Y, Hasegawa K, Jinbo S, Kamijima K. Comparison of therapeutic efficacy of neuroses between CM6912 (ethyl loflazepate) and diazepam in a double-blind trial. Prog Neuropsychopharmacol Biol Psychiatry. 1989 13(1-2) 145-54. 

Small sfudies and clinical anecdofes suggesf efficacy in depression and anxiefy disorders ( neuroses ) af low doses... 

Fowler s solution was recommended for other aliments, such as asthma and common neuroses. It was also found to be successful in the treatment of malaria, and was used to destroy nerves in teeth in dentistry. It was still being described for such purposes in a textbook of Materia Medica and Therapeutics pubhshed in 1921. Arsenic was also used in cosmetics because it was beheved to improve the complexion, imparting to it a milk rose appearance. 

Sethi et al (1987) reported that a large number of survivors suffered from organic neurological problems including neuroses, anxiety states, and accentuation of previous psychological problems. Bharucha and Bharucha... 

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