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J Baumann

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[Laryngeal trauma and laryngo-tracheal rupture during road accidents. Current concepts (author's transl)].

The authors review 6 cases of laryngeal trauma and 2 cases of laryngotracheal rupture which were seen after road accidents. They note that increasingly, as a result of the intervention of emergency medical ambulance teams, such injured patients are intubated at the site of the accident. Closed laryngo-tracheal rupture corresponds completely with cases described in the literature, forming a clinical picture which is a source of grave error by virtue of its latent nature. The management at the time of admission of the patient obviously is altered if intubation has already been performed, since the tube should never be removed for the purposes of clinical assessment before tracheotomy has been performed. If the patient is not intubated, the presence of respiratory distress necessitating emergency therapy reflect major lesions which therefore require surgical exploration. Rather than primary tracheotomy, the authors prefer intubation using a rigid bronchoscope which facilitates subsequent tracheotomy.

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[Body-oriented group psychotherapy in the 2nd half of life].

The main clinical experience and the theoretical objectives of body-related group psychotherapy are described in the context of a multidimensional concept for inpatient psychosomatic therapy of patients in the second half of life. Six hundred patient questionnaires which were filled in after treatment lasting several weeks were analysed in an investigation of the influence factors motivation for psychotherapy and the patient-doctor relationship. Twelve psychophysical parameters are collated with the response to different therapy forms into significance ranking sequences in a statistical study on. Even so they show sex divergence, the results indicate the importance of the priority objectives of our body-oriented psychotherapy: promotion of the recognition of psychosomatic interrelationships and comprehension of illness, correction of the age image and a proportionate stabilization of self-regulation in contrast in particular to body-training measures which experience shows have other priorities.

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