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    Brain Anatomy in Schizophrenia: Discussion

    I would like to begin my discussion by congratulating Drs. Bogerts, Gattaz, and Nasrallah for excellent reviews of recent developments in the study of anatomical deviations in the brains of patients with schiz...

    D. R. Weinberger in Search for the Causes of Schizophrenia (1991)

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    Structural Brain Changes in Schizophrenia: The Issue of Subgroups

    Developments in modern neuroimaging techniques have significantly advanced our ability to examine brain structures in living subjects. As a result, replicable neuropathological changes have been demonstrated i...

    L. Marsh, D. R. Weinberger in Imaging of the Brain in Psychiatry and Related Fields (1993)

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    Schizophrenie: Die neurobiologische Entwicklungshypothese

    Kraepelin faßte die Schizophrenie als eine frühzeitige Demenz auf, die in der 2. oder 3. Lebensdekade auftritt und sich im Verlauf der Erkrankung verschlechtert (Kraepelin 1899). Sowohl Bleuler (1911) als auch...

    A. Heinz, D. R. Weinberger in Psychiatrie der Gegenwart 5 (2000)

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    Schizophrenia: The Neurodevelopmental Hypothesis

    Kraepelin conceptualized schizophrenia as a premature dementia, presenting in the second or third decade of life and deteriorating over the course of the illness (Kraepelin 1899). Both Bleuler (1911) and Kraep...

    A. Heinz, D. R. Weinberger in Contemporary Psychiatry (2001)