with predominantly speech symptoms of logorrhea, verbigeration, echolalia and verbal perseveration per- sisting unremittingly for 3 years. ...
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Logorrhoea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Logorrhoea or logorrhea (Greek λογορροια , logorrhia , “word-flux”) is defined as an “excessive flow of words” and, when used medically, refers to incoherent talkativeness occurring in certain ...
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Logorrhea literally means excessive use of words. More ... ... on the other hand, in Clinical Management of Bipolar Disorder, Dr. Paul Keck lists the two as separate symptoms. Dr. Keck refers to studies that found logorrhea was one of the most common symptoms of bipolar mania, occurring in 89% of cases.
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In 1997, following years of research by its scientists, at a cost it estimates at over $800 million, Norton secured a patent for Logotor, which Norton's studies showed, when taken daily, could control all symptoms of logorrhea.
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Logotor, a drag manufactured by the company that treats symptoms of logorrhea. Logotor has the potential to be a tremendously profitable drug due to the ...
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logorrhea /log·or·rhea/ (-re´ah) pressured speech; excessive and rapid speech, seen in certain mental disorders. ... Traumatic brain injury when symptoms don't add up: conversion and ... by Gross, Patricia / The Journal of Rehabilitation...
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RESULTS: The frequency of manic symptoms (flight of idea, logorrhea, aggression, excessive social contact, increased drive, irritability, racing thoughts, and distractibility) was significantly higher in bipolar depressives than in unipolar depressives.
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Under this treatment he developed thymoleptic symptoms with polyphagia, logorrhea and hyperactivity. Placed on a trial dose of at first 600 mg, then 400 mg carbamazepine daily the abnormal findings disappeared within a few days, and there has been no recurrence after some months.
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logorrhea n. Excessive use of words. logorrheic log ' orrhe ' ic adj. ... Word Overheard: logorrhea ... As is the case, for example, in emotional lability in a wide variety of neurological conditions, other symptoms take priority in clinical management and research efforts.
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