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Hierarchy: #monomania (8 terms)
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Abderaman delusion
(proper noun / historical eponym (medical history / early clinical psychiatry))
An eponym derived from the name of Caliph Abd ar-Rahman, used historically in early European and Romanian medical literature to...
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Abdul delusion
(proper noun / historical eponym (medical history / early clinical psychiatry))
A cultural and historical eponym originating from an oriental proper name, sporadically used in early European and Romanian psy...
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Abdul-Hamid delusion
(proper noun / historical eponym (medical history / early clinical psychiatry))
An eponym derived from the name of Ottoman sultans (such as Abdul-Hamid II), historically used in 19th-century European and Rom...
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Abdul-Medjid delusion
(proper noun / historical eponym (medical history / early clinical psychiatry))
A clinical eponym drawn from Ottoman imperial onomastics (Sultan Abdul-Medjid I), rarely used in the terminology of 19th-centur...
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Abdulah delusion
(proper noun / historical eponym (medical history / early clinical psychiatry))
An archaic orthographic variant of the eponym 'Abdul' or 'Abdullah', rarely used in 19th-century medical-legal reports and clin...
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Abdullah delusion
(proper noun / historical eponym (medical history / early clinical psychiatry))
A historical eponym derived from oriental dynastic or religious onomastics, used in 19th-century European and Romanian psychiat...
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Abenceragi complex
(proper noun / clinical eponym (history of psychiatry / psychoanalytic semiology))
A historical and cultural eponym derived from the name of the noble Moorish Abencerrages lineage of Granada, sporadically used ...
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Abenceraj profile
(noun / clinical eponym (history of psychiatry / psychoanalytic semiology))
The singular form of the clinical eponym 'Abenceragi', designating a type of psychopathological structure characterized by roma...