Indeed, close observation in some instances may reveal minor alterations in consciousness and behaviour that suggest an organic basis, probably epileptic.
"I asked her if it might have been a case of parapraxis—Freud's term for the lapses of memory, slips of the tongue, and other minor suppressions of consciousness that occur in everyday life".It soon becomes clear that a mysteriously moving bookmark is the least of Lawrence's worries.
Springs, 50, came through the surgery fine, only to lose consciousness during a minor operation in October.
Karen's self-consciousness about some minor chubbiness had given way to a dangerously skewed body image; she ate only bites and binged on laxatives and diuretics.
Stage I is the loss of consciousness, with modest muscular relaxation, and is suitable for short, minor procedures.
We present a unique, noninvasive rat model of mild closed head trauma with characteristics of human concussion injury, including brief loss of consciousness, cognitive impairment, and minor brain injury.
In this study, there was no evidence of clinically significant respiratory depression, and only minor reductions in the level of consciousness in children.
I tried and failed to dismiss the noise as a minor annoyance; it kept intruding on my consciousness, like a neighbor who moves furniture at irregular intervals in the middle of the night.
This and other studies have reported generally lower levels and only a minor association with CO poisoning with loss of consciousness but without such sequelae [ 34].
10 McKeith identified the "marked amplitude between best and worst performance" as a distinguishing feature of the fluctuations in cognition and consciousness in DLB, contrasting this with "minor day-to-day variations" that can occur in dementia of any cause.
