Coexistence of Multiple Trauma Diagnoses in One Scene

Psychiatric diagnoses, trauma, and suicidiality

BACKGROUND This study aimed to examine the associations between psychiatric diagnoses, trauma and suicidiality in psychiatric patients at intake. METHODS During two months, all consecutive patients (n = 139) in a psychiatric hospital in Western Norway were interviewed (response rate 72%). RESULTS Ninety-one percent had been exposed to at least one trauma; 69 percent had been repeatedly expo...

Detecting and Clustering Multiple Takes of One Scene

In applications such as video post-production users are confronted with large amounts of redundant unedited raw material, called rushes. Viewing and organizing this material are crucial but time consuming tasks. Typically multiple but slightly different takes of the same scene can be found in the rushes video. We propose a method for detecting and clustering takes of one scene shot from the sam...

One year evaluation of trauma patients’ death

Worldwide trauma is currently the sixth leading cause of death, according to 10% of mortalities (1,2). Injury impact and the death from trauma are more common in males than females. People aged between 15 and 45 years include about half of the trauma deaths (3). Citizens of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) account for 89% of all deaths from trauma worldwide. This is particularly because...

Factitious Disorders and Trauma-Related Diagnoses

Coexistence of Multiple Modal Dominances

Research has shown visual dominance effects by participants‟ inclination to focus on visual information when presented with compounded visual and auditory stimuli. A recent study has found auditory dominance through a passive oddball detection task. As this task did not require an explicit response, the first aim of this study was to require a response from the participant. Using a single-respo...