Diagnóstico y prevalencia de trastornos de la personalidad en atención ambulatoria: estudio descriptivo

Zaragoza, Francesc Giner; Calatayud, Guillem Lera; Sánchez, María Luisa Vidal; Muñoz, Mari Paz Puchades; Pérez, Ainhoa Rodenes; Pons, Sonia Císcar; Actis, Carlos Chiclana; Vivar, María Martin; Ibáñez, Teresa Garulo; Alcañiz, José Tapia; Esteban, Elena Díaz; Ferrer, Lucía Ferrer

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“…Table presents the prevalence rates of mental health disorders in the POMONA‐ESP population by level of intellectual disability, and the available prevalence rates from various studies carried out in the general population in Spain (Ayuso‐Mateos et al., ; Criado‐Álvarez et al., ; Giner Zaragoza et al., ; Haro et al., ; Public Health European Commission, ).…”

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“…Instituto Nacional de Estadística, 2014) and with prevalence rates from various studies carried out in the general population in Spain (Ayuso-Mateos, Gutierrez-Recacha, Haro, & Chisholm, 2006;Criado-Álvarez, Domper Tornil, & de la Rosa Rodríguez, 2000;Giner Zaragoza et al, 2015;Haro et al, 2006;Public Health European Commission, 2017). The present authors used a Multivariant General Linear model to test differences between groups, and a Binary logistic regression model to find odd ratios for specific variables.…”

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“…The results were also compared with a previous national survey of the Spanish population: Encuesta Europea de Salud en España 2014 (INEBase. Instituto Nacional de Estadística, 2014) and with prevalence rates from various studies carried out in the general population in Spain (Ayuso-Mateos, Gutierrez-Recacha, Haro, & Chisholm, 2006;Criado-Álvarez, Domper Tornil, & de la Rosa Rodríguez, 2000;Giner Zaragoza et al, 2015;Haro et al, 2006;Public Health European Commission, 2017).…”

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“…Women were more likely than men to suffer from thyroid disease, obesity, cataracts, migraine, gait impairment and epilepsy, while men were slightly more likely to have speech impairment (Table 3). -Álvarez et al, 2000;Giner Zaragoza et al, 2015;Haro et al, 2006;Public Health European Commission, 2017).…”

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“…The present study was designed to comprehensively investigate the health of people with intellectual developmental disorders in Spain.Several reports have shown that people with intellectual developmental disorders experience health inequities and the overall results of the POMONA-ESP project are consistent with these reports.A consistent finding is that there was a significant risk of over-TA B L E 4 Mental health disorders prevalence rates by intellectual disability (ID) severity levelNotes. e Data from GinerZaragoza et al, (2015). ASD diagnoses were obtained from clinical records and both CARS and EVTEA-DI autism test scores.…”

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Segmentation anomalies of the spine transformations are relatively common in humans, mainly in adjacent regions. Its aetiology is multifactorial, a combination of genetic, environmental, and epigenetic interaction. A sample of 50 adult individuals of both sexes from two different sites and chronologies of the current Argentine territory was examined. This work proposes a new approach to analyse segmentation anomalies, considering the taphonomic characteristics of the spine, together with the most common occasional contour shifts of such anomalies. Likewise, a bibliographic review was conducted to compile the knowledge achieved to date on this topic. The results showed different patterns of expression of segmentation anomalies among the analysed samples, with the lumbosacral transformations being the most prevalent. The similarities and disparities observed between Southern Patagonian samples and Inuit populations suggest that cold, as an environmental factor, could play an important role in the phenotypic plasticity of human populations. Similarly, hypoxia could influence the sample from Pukará de Tilcara. Due to the scarce existing methodological standardization for addressing segmentation anomalies, a systematization of the methods used to analyse segmentation anomalies is recommended; our approach is a proposal for this purpose.

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Diagnóstico y prevalencia de trastornos de la personalidad en atención ambulatoria: estudio descriptivo

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