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- Abulia: no will, no way.
- Abulia refers to impaired ability to perform voluntary actions, show initiative, make decisions along with decrease in movements, speech, thought and emotional reactions. We describe here two patients...
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Uploaded: 2005-12-13
- Rehabilitation in postural abulia.
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Uploaded: 1961-1-1
- Prolonged abulia following putaminal hemorrhage.
- Abulia, akinetic mutism, and other conditions causing reduced activity and slowness are a continuum of severity of behavior. Unilateral lesions usually cause transient symptoms. This article describes...
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Uploaded: 2007-10-2
- Abulia and impulsiveness revisited: a conceptual history.
- Historical analysis suggests that the decline and fall of the will was due not to any major piece of empirical work demonstrating that the concept was unsound but to general changes in philosophical f...
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Uploaded: 1995-9-1
- Catatonia or abulia? A difficult differential diagnosis.
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Uploaded: 2001-4-11
- Case report: behavioral treatment of clinical abulia.
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Uploaded: 1971-1-1
- Honored guest presentation: abulia minor vs. agitated behavior.
- The neurological analysis of complex behavioral states associated with serious brain disease not infrequently is a difficult task. In many such cases, the signs of minor degrees of akinetic mutism wer...
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Uploaded: 1983-1-1
- Abulia and cognitive impairment in two patients with capsular genu inf...
- BACKGROUND: An internal capsule genu infarct has been rarely reported to cause cognitive impairment and behavioral changes. This clinical picture can be explained on anatomical and functional basis be...
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Uploaded: 2001-9-12