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Dream and nightmare alterations in patients presenting with suicidal crisis: A prospective study in psychiatric emergency department
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• Dream alterations were reported by 83% of patients in suicidal crisis. • Nightmares appeared months before crisis, while suicidal dreams emerged days before. • Over half of patients showed successive changes in dream content before consultation. • Nightmare severity was associated with insomnia severity and anxiety symptoms. • Dream assessments may help detect imminent suicide risk in psychiatric emergencies.
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