英语释义

• any of several psychotic disorders characterized by distortions of reality and disturbances of thought and language and withdrawal from social contact

片语

late schizophrenia晚发性精神分裂癥

Schizophrenia unspecified分裂型障碍

Atypical schizophrenia不典型精神分裂癥

Deteriorated schizophrenia精神分裂癥衰退期

latent schizophrenia schizophrenia characterized by mild symptoms or by some preexisting tendency to schizophrenia

同义词： borderline schizophrenia

dementia schizophrenia早发性癡呆

Refractory schizophrenia精神分裂癥

reactive schizophrenia schizophrenia of abrupt onset and relatively short duration (a few weeks or months)

同义词： acute schizophrenic episode

acute schizophrenia急性精神分裂癥

英汉例句

• damage to the epigenome – the pattern of chemicals that controls our genes – has been linked to medical conditions as diverse as asthma, schizophrenia and cancer.

  包括哮喘、精神分裂癥及癌癥等各种不同的疾病，都发现与表观基因组受损（控制人类基因的化学模式）有关。

• despite their concerns, the committee was in agreement that schizophrenia and bipolar mania disorder are serious illnesses and that more options to treat these conditions are needed.

  尽管有他们的担忧，委员会同意精神分裂癥和双相躁狂是重性疾病，我们需要更多选择来治疗这些疾病。

• for example, the authors discuss findings where maternal stress has been associated with an increased risk of schizophrenia in male offspring and may alter fetal brain growth.

  举例来说，作者们讨论发现产妇压力已经和增加男婴患精神分裂癥并且可能改变胎儿脑部生长联系在一起。

• the recovery after an initial schizophrenia episode (raise) study will test an 「optimal」 intervention for first-episode psychosis, including psychopharmacology and a range of psychosocial services.

  早期精神分裂癥恢复项目（raise）将对首发精神病进行「最佳」干预试验，包括精神药理学和一系列社会心理服务。

• schizophrenia is thought to be at least partly inherited, so the siblings of people who have the condition have a slightly increased risk of also developing the disorder.

  精神分裂癥是被认为至少是部分遗传的，所以那些同胞兄妹患病的人患有精神分裂癥的风险便会轻微增加。

• even if schizophrenia patients want to become more involved in their medical care and their psychiatrists like the idea, under what circumstances should such participation be encouraged?

  即使精神分裂癥患者想要更多的参与自己的医疗护理并且精神病医生也赞成这个想法，那么在什么样的情况之下可以鼓励患者参与治疗呢？

• the new report is likely to inflame a debate over the direction of the field itself, which has found that the genetics of illnesses like schizophrenia and bipolar disorder remain elusive.

  新报告很可能会就该研究领域自身发展方向引发一场辩论，多年的研究发现，找到像精神分裂癥和躁郁癥这类疾病基因的希望仍很渺茫。

• nonetheless, pressuring schizophrenia patients to participate more in their medical care could have a negative side, other results from this study suggested.

  然而，这项研究的其它结果也显示，对精神分裂癥患者施加压力，让他们更多的参与到自己的医疗护理可能会有副作用。

• these discoveries may have clinical implications for the approximately 33 percent of schizophrenia patients whose auditory hallucinations are resistant to treatment, cachia told psychiatric news.

  卡夏告诉《精神病新闻》，这些发现对临床产生一定的意义，介于33%的具有幻听的精神分裂癥患者对过去治疗阻抗。

• joseph coyle, with harvard medical school, who has studied schizophrenia and other neurological disorders for more than 40 years, was drawn into his career path early on.

  供职于哈佛大学医学院、研究精神分裂癥及其他神经系统疾病40余年的约瑟夫?科伊尔，早期就开始了他的职业生涯路径。

• they observed a significant excess of variations in those with schizophrenia compared with those who had bipolar disorder both for total number of variations and for gene deletions specifically.

  他们观察到，不仅在变异总量上，而且在具体的基因缺失上，精神分裂癥患者的数目变异明显超过了躁郁癥患者。

• as more related variants are identified, it has become clear to researchers that the cause of schizophrenia will never be pinned on one or several genes or one physiological pathway.

  随着更多相关变异得到识别，研究人员也就能够清楚精神分裂癥的原因，而不会钉死在一个或几种基因，或一种生理途径上。

• these convergent clues led researchers to develop the hypothesis that vitamin d deficiency during critical periods of development may be a risk factor for developing schizophrenia later in life.

  这种汇聚性的线索使研究者的一种假设得到发展，即在胚胎发展的重要时期维生素d缺陷可能是导致未来罹患精神分裂癥的危险因素之一。

• to find out, he invited patients with a clear diagnosis of one of six afflictions—alzheimer's and schizophrenia among them—to lie in his machine and concentrate on the light.

  为了弄明白，他请来已被确诊患有阿尔茨海默癥（老年癡呆）和精神分裂癥等六种疾病的患者们躺在他的机器前凝视光源。