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Vigilanz — ihre Regulation und die Rolle der Neurotransmittersysteme

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Hirnorganische Psychosyndrome im Alter

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Bevor wir auf die Regulierung der Vigilanz und die Rolle der Neurotransmitter näher eingehen, ist es notwendig, das Objekt, das reguliert wird, so zu definieren und als Modell zu konzipieren, daß es in seiner Größe gemessen werden kann. Zudem ist es notwendig, diesem Objekt — der Vigilanz — einen neuralen Unterbau zuzuordnen, der als Empfängerorgan auf neurale und/oder humorale regulierende Eingänge anspricht und so der Übermittlung der regulierenden Information auf die (verhaltensbezogene) Vigilanz dienen kann.

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