Charcot’s triad: what is it?

Charcot’s triad is a set of symptoms that can indicate multiple sclerosis or cholangitis. The neurological triad includes nystagmus, intention tremor, and staccato or scanned speech, while the gastrointestinal triad includes right upper quadrant abdominal pain, fever, and jaundice. Charcot’s contributions to neurology include methodical neurological assessment and the correlation of clinical findings with specific […]

What’s the triad of impairments?

Autism spectrum disorder is characterized by a triad of disabilities: emotional/social impairment, inflexibility in thinking/imagination, and difficulty with communication/speech. These behaviors usually manifest in early childhood and can cause difficulties in socializing, communication, and imaginative play. Ritualistic behavior and obsession with a single topic are also common. The triad of disabilities divides the characteristics observed […]

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