Príklady stupor

• Clinically, dysfunction in anterior cingulate and medial prefrontal cortex may be reflected in mutism and stupor.

• These vary from a delirium, causing more or less anxiety, to definite meninjtis producing rapid and stupor and ultimately, coma.

• The convulsions of syncope are not usually followed by postictal stupor or malaise.

• It is possible that the term referred to what is now referred to as hypoactive delirium, or else pre-terminal stupor.

• In psychiatry, stupor means stupefied or dull, without implying a decrease of wakefulness as it does in current neurology.

• Clinically, this may be reflected in stupor, or the inability to make either verbal or nonverbal contact with other persons at all.

• The disease catatonia derives its name from the psychomotor symptoms that immediately preceded or accompanied the stage of stupor.

• He is not slumped in his usual stupor.

• But it is in stupor that the mistakes can occur, because stupor can be produced by things besides alcohol.

• Possibly, in his alcoholic stupor, the driver in question had forgotten to do up the safety belt.

• The population of the regions devastated by its first fury are left in a sort of stupor.

• You do not see people lying about in a stupor.

• So the patient, that is the national economy, varies from stagnation or stupor to intense activity under the influence of artificial stimulants.

• Their sleep is not the healthy sleep of childhood but the stupor which comes from congestion and bad air.

• We must never let fans go into the ground in a drunken stupor.