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Volume 15 - October 2000

FC11. Schizophrenia II

Symposia

FC11.06 A Unified Hypothesis of Schizophrenia Based on Glutathione Deficit

SES17. AEP Section “Mental Retardation”: Behavioural phenotypes

Symposia

SES17.01 Psychopathological Phenotypes

SES17.02 Behavioural Phenotypes in Different Forms of X-linked Mental Retardation

SES17.04 The behavioural phenotypes of genetic syndromes

S42. Prediction of course and outcome in psychiatry

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S42.01 Prodromal Symptoms in Schizophrenia: State of the Art

S42.02 Structural Brain Abnormalities in Schizophrenia in Relation to Outcome

S42.03 Test of Serotonergic Activity in the Brain Predicts Therapeutic Response of Patients with Schizophrenia

S42.04 Predicting Long Term Recovery in Schizophrenia: Findings from the International Study of Schizophrenia

S42.05 The Predictability of Adult Individuals Psychosocial Characteristics on the Basis of IQ and Personality Traits Assessed in Childhood

S43. Súicidal behaviour in the East European and the Baltic countries

Symposia

S43.01 Social Environment and Suicidal Behavior

S43.03 Suicides in Lithuania

S43.02 Epidemiological Study of Parasuicides in the City of Minsk in Belarus

S44. Innovating approaches to psychopathological research

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S44.01 Diagnosis and Psychopathology: What Defines a Disorder?

S44.02 Cultural Framework of Psychiatric Diagnosis

S44.03 Psychopathology and the WHO Instruments for Clinical Assessment

S44.04 Patients Express, Psychiatrists Interpret, What about the Diagnostic Categories? The Issue of Anxiety Comorbid with Depression in Turkey

S44.05 Psychopathology, Still the Core of Psychiatry

S45. Eating disorders: epidemiology, course and risk factors

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S45.01 Epidemiology of eating disorders

S45.03 Emotional Model in Eating Disorders

S45.04 Body image in eating disorders

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Volume 15 - October 2000

FC11. Schizophrenia II

Symposia

SES17. AEP Section “Mental Retardation”: Behavioural phenotypes

Symposia

S42. Prediction of course and outcome in psychiatry

Symposia

S43. Súicidal behaviour in the East European and the Baltic countries

Symposia

S44. Innovating approaches to psychopathological research

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S45. Eating disorders: epidemiology, course and risk factors

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