Nosology, epidemiology and genetics of schizophrenia
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Nosology, epidemiology and genetics of schizophrenia
（Handbook of schizophrenia, v. 3）
Elsevier , Sole distributor for the USA and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1988
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
Like the other two volumes which have appeared so far in the Handbook of Schizophrenia series this volume has assembled authoritative reviews that concisely and accurately reflect the status of current research and the body of major research findings in the increasingly important and interdependent areas of nosology, epidemiology and genetics. Each chapter in the volume presents a unique and informed perspective and, by reflecting the diverse and dynamic nature of schizophrenia reseach, adds substantially to the value of this volume from a scientific standpoint.
Table of Contents
Introduction (M.T. Tsuang and J.C. Simpson). Nosology. 1. Diagnostic issues and current criteria for schizophrenia (R.C. Bland and J. Kolada). 2. Schizo-affective and schizophreniform disorders (W. Coryell). 3. Uses of structured diagnostic interviews for clinical practice and research in schizophrenia (J.E. Helzer). 4. The process of subtyping schizophrenia: strategies in the search for homogeneity (J.M. Goldstein and M.T. Tsuang). 5. Thought disorder in schizophrenia (J.T. Marengo and M. Harrow). 6. Schizophrenia spectrum disorders (L.J. Ingraham and S.S. Kety). 7. Neuroleptic response as a nosologic device (W.A. Brown and L.R. Herz). Epidemiology. 8. Basic principles of epidemiologic research in schizophrenia (E.J. Bromet, M. Davies and S.C. Schulz). 9. The use of epidemiology for risk factor research in schizophrenia: an overview and methodologic critique (W.W. Eaton, R. Day and M. Kramer). 10. Course and outcome in schizophrenia (J.F. Westermeyer and M. Harrow). 11. Mortality studies of schizophrenia (J.C. Simpson). 12. The role of psychosocial factors in the etiology, course and outcome of schizophrenia (J.P. Curran and V.A. Cirelli). 13. Schizophrenia in the elderly (B.J. Gurland). 14. Obstetric factors and perinatal injuries (T.F. McNeil). 15. Temporal factors and trends, including birth seasonality and the viral hypothesis (E. Hare). 16. Gender and schizophrenia (R.R.J. Lewine). 17. Utilization of services (T.J. Craig and B. Kovasznay). Genetics. 18. The genetics of schizophrenia: an overview (K.S. Kendler). 19. Chronicity versus vulnerability (J. Zubin). 20. The genetics of schizo-affective disorder and the schizophrenia spectrum (K.L. Rogers and G. Winokur). 21. Mathematical models of genetic transmission (S.V. Faraone, M.J. Lyons and M.T. Tsuang). 22. Genetic counselling in schizophrenia (A. Foerster and R.M. Murray). 23. High-risk studies of the etiology of schizophrenia (S.A. Mednick and L. Silverton). 24. Family history, obstetric complications and cerebral abnormality in schizophrenia (R.M. Murray, A.M. Reveley and S.W. Lewis). 25. Genetic studies of biochemical, pathophysiological and pharmacological factors in schizophrenia (P. Propping and W. Friedl). Subject index.
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