Showing papers on "Anticipation (genetics) published in 1975"
TL;DR: I recently gave a lecture-demonstration to a class of medical students taking clinical physiology (a preclinical course) and presented two patients with Graves's disease: in anticipation of diagnosis.
Abstract: I recently gave a lecture-demonstration to a class of medical students taking clinical physiology (a preclinical course). I wished to present two patients with Graves's disease: in anticipation of ...
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe four postpartum syndromes that are not often recognized, including infanticide and child battering, the grandmother reaction, the adoptive mother reaction, and the father reaction.
Abstract: The authors describe four postpartum syndromes that are not often recognized, including infanticide and child battering, the grandmother reaction, the adoptive mother reaction, and the father reaction. These reactions derive from experiences involving the person's mental representations of pregnancy, parturition, and motherhood and are not confined to the biological mother. The phenomenon of successive generations of postpartum reactions in women is described and explained as being grandmother-oriented. Awareness of this sequence should aid in the anticipation of postpartum psychopathology.
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