Der Palmomentalreflex bei Kranken mit depressiven Verstimmungen

Schrappe, O; Kleu, G.; Drechsler, B.

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“…Elektrophysiologische Untersuchungen mit dem Ergebnis passager modifizierter pauci-und polysynaptischer Reflextätigkeit deuten auf eine Mitreaktion bis in den Bereich zentraler Steuerungsmechanismen der Motorik LS. einer Habituierung hin(88).…”

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Zentralmotorische und extrapyramidale Nebenwirkungen unter Therapie mit Antidepressiva*

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1982

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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Zentralmotorische und extrapyramidale Nebenwirkungen unter Therapie mit Antidepressiva*

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1982

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“…In an investigation of patients in a state of depressive illness Schrappe et al [1968] observed a lowered threshold in almost half the patients when analyzing the PM reflex. They discussed whether this could be due to a raised excitability.…”

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Palmomental Reflexes in Adolescents with Behaviour Disorders

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Palmomentale Elektrographie

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1980

Arch. Psychiat. Nervenkr.

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Reflex, instinct and voluntary movements of the face and the upper limbs, especially those between hand and mouth show a widespread interrelationship. Little is known of the neurophysiological pathways involved. One of these interrelated reflexes which is easily elicited clinically, is the palmomental reflex (PMR). This reflex has proved to be of use as a screening test for cerebral lesions damage: a lateralized, increased, or inexhaustable PMR indicates the presence of a contralateral lesion of the pyramidal or extra-pyramidal system. The aim of the following study was to find a practicable method of stimulation and detection in order to examine and define the normal reflex response. Our investigation shows that one can define the neurographic parameters of the normal reflex response. Hence it should be possible to compare these results with findings in patients with lesions of the nervous system. Our methods are described and the results discussed as are the indications for palmomental electrography (PMEG).

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Der Palmomentalreflex bei Kranken mit depressiven Verstimmungen

Cited by 4 publications

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Zentralmotorische und extrapyramidale Nebenwirkungen unter Therapie mit Antidepressiva*

Zentralmotorische und extrapyramidale Nebenwirkungen unter Therapie mit Antidepressiva*

Palmomental Reflexes in Adolescents with Behaviour Disorders

Palmomentale Elektrographie

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