Sentence examples for a chronic schizophrenic from inspiring English sources

A chronic schizophrenic, Ball is still in Broadmoor.

In a longitudinal evaluation chronic schizophrenic patients first scanned off medication then after treatment was started NAA levels increased significantly and selectively in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex within 4 weeks but not in temporal lobe or other areas assessed [ 42].

This research explores the relationships between cognitive functioning and social problem-solving skills in a group of 20 chronic schizophrenic patients compared with those found in a group of 20 healthy subjects.

In a report of 3 chronic schizophrenic patients, hypouricemia was found in association with long-term polydipsia-hyponatremia syndrome [59].

Additionally, our results indicate that reduced white fiber structures in this area might increase the risk not only for a poor outcome in chronic schizophrenic patients, but also increase the vulnerability for the onset of schizophrenic psychosis and an unfavourable course in first-episode schizophrenia.

A prevalence of osteoporosis in chronic schizophrenic patients has been reported, but a study of the prevalence of osteoporosis in chronic schizophrenic patients on a large population has not previously been reported.

A third of so-called "chronic schizophrenic" patients released from Vermont State Hospital in the late 1950s completely recovered, reported psychologist Courtenay Harding in 1987; and she found that patients in the "best-outcomes" group shared one common factor: all had stopped taking antipsychotic drugs.

Furthermore, a GGFs deficiency would explain the increased levels of S100B, a marker of glial cell integrity, in acute schizophrenia [ 14, 15] and the evidence for a minor neurodegenerative process in chronic schizophrenic patients revealed by longitudinal MRI studies [ 106].

The findings of the current study and the study of Hoff et al. (1992) indicate a more generalised, diffuse cognitive deficit in chronic schizophrenic disorders [ 44].

Decrease in CNPase expression is also observed in chronic schizophrenic patients [ 65] indicating a possible involvement in the underlying developmental pathology.

A number of independent cognitive deficits were apparent in our chronic schizophrenic patients, especially in early-onset cases.