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PubMed1992

[Neuropsychological syndromes in hereditary neuromuscular pathology].

Clinical and experimental psychological studies (MMPI, Eisenks's questionnaire, methods by Luria and Kraepelin, types of attitude toward disease) carried out in 157 adults and children with progressive myodystrophies and amyotrophies revealed alterations in the neuropsychic sphere in 134 patients (85%). In the structure of borderline disorders, depressive disturbances prevailed (54.5%), and the asthenic and psychopathlike symptomatology could be seen. The use of the psychopharmacological and psychotherapeutic correction promoted regression of the psychopathological symptomatology in 76% of adults and in 84% of children.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1976

[Chronic headache: experiences of 5 years interdisciplinary work].

Inspired by the work of Bonica (Seattle, USA), the university clinic of Mainz has formed a study-group (existing since 5 years) which deals not only with the problems but also with the interpretation and treatment of chronic pain. Through the interdisciplinary co-work between collegues from different branches, 618 patients afflicted with chronic headache were examined and therapeutic plans were developed. These therapeutic plans have in general proved to be very successful compared to single, limited treatments by the different branches of medicine. Important experiences for the otolaryngologist as well as the general work to the organisation are discovered in detail.

Analgesics↗
PubMed1992

[A comparative analysis of 2 different approaches to implementing preventive measures in patients with borderline arterial hypertension].

Routine recommendations were used to prevent hypertensive disease in patients with borderline arterial hypertension without using drugs in one of the surveys. The other involved the same methods under constant control and psychological maintenance to continue preventive measures. The second approach was found to be more effective and to considerably increase the patients' compliance.

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[Altered states of consciousness].

The review of modern ideas concerning the altered states of consciousness is presented in this article. Various methods of entry into the altered states of consciousness are looked over. It is shown that the altered states of consciousness are insufficiently known, but important aspects of human being existence. The role of investigation of the altered states of consciousness for the creation of integrative scientific conception base is discussed.

Autogenic Training↗
PubMed1991

[Stereotaxic cingulotomy in the complex treatment of a schizophrenic patient with obsessive-compulsive disorder, resistant to treatment].

The authors describe a case of continuous conservative treatment of a patient suffering from severe obsessions. At the definite stage of the disease, the patient underwent psychosurgical operation--bilateral anterior stereotaxic cingulotomy . The surgical intervention was necessitated by dramatic and steady deterioration of the patient's condition, loss of work fitness, suggesting official registration of disability; appearance of suicidal intentions. After the operation the patient started his work again in accordance with his specialty; the question about disability registration did not arise any more.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

Hypertension and biofeedback.

Essential hypertension, a widespread health problem, is commonly treated with palliative medications. Pessimism in the medical community about behavioral treatments including biofeedback derives from early evaluations of interventions using relatively weak interventions. Current relations-based interventions using self-regulation of autonomic indices are demonstrating greater efficacy than early work with direct blood pressure biofeedback or with muscle biofeedback. Treatments may be appropriate both in early hypertension and in instances of more advanced disease process. Current national policy stipulates that, after hypertension is controlled by medication for 1 year, medications should be gradually withdrawn and an attempt made to control blood pressure through nonpharmacologic means.

Attitude to Health↗