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726 Index<br />

renal failure vs uremic encephalopathy<br />

481<br />

repetition testing<br />

aphasia 45–6<br />

aprosodia 53<br />

respiratory failure, delirium 179<br />

rest tremor 14, 72<br />

etiology 73, 74<br />

restless legs (Ekbom’s) syndrome 581–2<br />

differential diagnosis 582<br />

akathisia 93, 582<br />

retrograde amnesia 184, 186<br />

anterograde amnesia with component of<br />

183–4, 185–6, 257<br />

Korsakoff syndrome 185, 471, 472<br />

seizures 257<br />

transient retrograde 447<br />

Rett’s syndrome 414–15<br />

clinical features 414–15<br />

mental retardation 189<br />

seizures 267, 415<br />

rhabdomyolysis, neuroleptic malignant<br />

syndrome 683<br />

rheumatic fever and Sydenham’s chorea<br />

558, 559<br />

rhythmic EEG discharges of adults,<br />

subclinical (SREDA) 30<br />

rhythmic midtemporal discharges 30<br />

Rickettsia rickettsii 514<br />

rigidity<br />

parkinsonian 87, 88, 89, 90, 91<br />

testing for 14<br />

riluzole, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis<br />

344<br />

rivastigmine<br />

Alzheimer’s disease 339<br />

diffuse Lewy body disease 352<br />

Rocky Mountain spotted fever 514<br />

Romberg test 13<br />

ropinirole<br />

Parkinson’s disease 348, 349<br />

restless legs syndrome 582<br />

rubella 507–8<br />

congenital 413–14, 507<br />

clinical features 170, 172, 413, 507<br />

progressive rubella panencephalitis<br />

170, 507–8<br />

running, complex partial seizures 254<br />

sagittal sinus, superior<br />

anatomy 277<br />

thrombosis 281<br />

St Vitus’ dance see Sydenham’s chorea<br />

salt wasting, cerebral, in subarachnoid<br />

hemorrhage 281<br />

sarcoidosis 555–6<br />

clinical features 555–6<br />

dementia 172, 555<br />

schizoaffective disorder 614<br />

clinical features 614–15<br />

depression 211, 615<br />

mania 219, 615<br />

psychosis 238<br />

Schneiderian first rank symptoms<br />

147<br />

course 615<br />

differential diagnosis 615<br />

bipolar disorder 615, 621<br />

schizophrenia 612, 615<br />

etiology 615<br />

treatment 615<br />

schizophrenia 606–14<br />

classification/subtyping 606, 609–10<br />

clinical features 606–10<br />

abulia 126<br />

akathisia 93<br />

attention-deficit/hyperactivity<br />

disorder 419<br />

catatonia see catatonia<br />

depression 211<br />

foreign accent syndrome 137<br />

hypergraphia 52<br />

obsessions and compulsions 134<br />

psychosis 238<br />

Schneiderian first rank symptoms in<br />

147, 607–8<br />

course 610–11<br />

differential diagnosis 611–12<br />

alcohol hallucinosis 693<br />

autism in childhood 417<br />

Briquet’s syndrome 300<br />

conversion disorder 298, 299<br />

delusional disorder 612, 617<br />

developmental dysphasia in<br />

childhood 421<br />

post-partum psychosis 618<br />

schizoaffective disorder 612, 615<br />

supersensitivity psychosis 688–9<br />

tardive dyskinesia 687<br />

etiology 611–12<br />

treatment 613–14<br />

see also antipsychotics<br />

schizophreniform disorder vs<br />

schizophrenia 613<br />

schizotypal personality disorder vs<br />

schizophrenia 613<br />

Schneiderian first rank symptoms 146–8<br />

in schizophrenia 147, 607–8<br />

sclerosing panencephalitis, subacute see<br />

subacute sclerosing panencephalitis<br />

scrapie 528<br />

seasonal depressive episodes 626<br />

sedative–hypnotics (incl. anxiolytics)<br />

667–9<br />

abuse/intoxication 667–9<br />

clinical features 667–8<br />

withdrawal 668, 669<br />

epileptic seizures 261, 263, 668, 669<br />

Segawa syndrome 365<br />

seizures, epileptic (ictus; fits; convulsions)<br />

249–75<br />

AIDS dementia and 266, 493<br />

of alcohol withdrawal 261, 263, 663<br />

differential diagnosis 664<br />

treatment 666<br />

atonic see atonic seizures<br />

classification/types 249<br />

conversion (�pseudoseizures) 271–2,<br />

297–8<br />

diagnostic work-up 268–70<br />

differential diagnosis 270–2<br />

alcohol-induced seizures 664<br />

EEG 26–8, 268–9<br />

reflex seizures 29, 30<br />

in etiology<br />

of delusions and hallucinations 145,<br />

146<br />

of depersonalization 133<br />

of Kluver–Bucy syndrome 128<br />

etiology of 260–8<br />

alcohol withdrawal see subheading<br />

above<br />

autism 417<br />

brain tumors 263–4, 597, 600<br />

Down’s syndrome 266, 407<br />

Rett’s syndrome 267, 415<br />

sarcoidosis 555<br />

sedative–hypnotic withdrawal 261,<br />

263, 668, 669<br />

Sturge–Weber syndrome 267, 403<br />

systemic lupus erythematosus 549<br />

traumatic brain injury 265, 293<br />

tuberous sclerosis 267, 404–5, 405<br />

gelastic see gelastic seizures<br />

lateralizing and localizing symptoms<br />

and signs 269–70<br />

nocturnal complex, vs somnambulism<br />

570<br />

partial see partial seizures<br />

treatment 272–5<br />

alcohol-induced seizures 66<br />

see also epilepsy; post-ictal period; status<br />

epilepticus and entries under ictal;<br />

interictal<br />

selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors<br />

(SSRIs) 214, 628<br />

side-effects 627<br />

serotonin syndrome 690<br />

suicidal ideation with 93<br />

therapeutic use<br />

major depression 214, 628<br />

panic disorder 634<br />

premenstrual syndrome 630<br />

selegiline<br />

narcolepsy 577<br />

Parkinson’s disease 348<br />

self-esteem in depression 208, 624<br />

self-mutilation, Lesch–Nyhan syndrome<br />

411<br />

senile chorea 359–60<br />

sensorimotor polyneuropathy in uremic<br />

encephalopathy 481<br />

sensory aphasia (Wernicke’s/receptive<br />

aphasia) 15, 16, 46–7<br />

diagnostic tests 16, 46–7<br />

differential diagnosis 48, 56

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