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[The role of genetic factors in the manifestation of delirium tremens].

Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova - 1 Jan 1999

Dvirskiĭ A A

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Among 27,692 patients suffering from alcoholism, delirium tremens occurs only in 8.1% of the cases. From 2417 patients with this psychosis repeated delirium tremens was noted in 12.9%. In the studied group (n = 2417) delirium tremens was observed in men (84.2%) 5.3 times more often than in women (15.8%). The mean age of the onset of the delirium was 43.2 years in women and was older than in the group of men (42.0...

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