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akathisia, acathisia Path.|ækəˈθɪsɪə|
[mod.L., ad. Czech. akathisie (L. Haškovec in Sborn. Klin. v. Praze (1901–2) III. 193), Fr. akathisie, f. Gr. ἀ- priv. (a- prefix 14) + κάθισις sitting: see -ia.]
Inability to sit; morbid fear of sitting. Also used joc. (quot. 1938).
1904Jrnl. Nerv. & Ment. Dis. XXXI. 195 Akasthesia [sic]. The symptom which the author has called by this name consists in the development of peculiar involuntary movements whenever the patients attempt to seat themselves. 1938S. Beckett Murphy vii. 119 It was true that Cooper never sat, his acathisia was deep-seated and of long standing. 1953E. Podolsky Encycl. Aberrations 3/2 The inability to sit down or the dread to sit down is known as acathisia. 1961Lancet 29 July 267/2 Akathisia. |