prodromic

A total of 18 patients had significant prodromic signs.

In Europe the borrelial infection tends to remain localized for a long time without developing severe systemic symptoms and fever is often described during the prodromic phase.

The impairment of executive functions is one of the more important and central deficits that is associated with schizophrenia (Carter et al., 2011; Goldman-Rakic, 1994; Kerns, Nuechterlein, Braver, & Barch, 2008; Liddle & Morris, 1991; Reeder, Newton, Frangou, & Wykes, 2004), occurring not only in the chronic stage of the disease, but also in the first episode (Chan, Chen, & Law, 2006), in the prodromic stage (Cornblatt, Lenzenweger, Dworkin, & Erlenmeyer-Kimling, 1992; Davidson et al., 1999), and in direct descendants (Snitz, Macdonald, & Carter, 2006; Szoke et al., 2005).

With his recognizable rhetorical amplitude and speed, Montezuma declares that preceding this "bad" prognosis, there were ample "visible" "foreboding prodromic signs" all predicting that the Indians' property would be "taken from them," their money in the "United States Treasury" would be "disposed of" and that they would "have no rights, no place to lay their heads" (31).

In this same sense, there must be a greater amount of early diagnosis of prodromic symptoms so that at the same time the treatment becomes more efficient, the severity of DS diminishes.

Preepisody prodromic symptoms vulnerability markers to the prediction and prevention of relapse in schizophrenia.