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PubMed1976

Sexuality and the middle-aged cardiac patient.

Counseling for the resumption of sexual activity deserves as much attention in a cardiac rehabilitation program as walking or jogging. Research findings enable the counselor to give specific sexual advice. The energey expenditure during coitus for long-married couples is equivalent to that of climbing stairs, and consequently the risk of heart attack is low. However, clustering of psychosocial and physiologic demands, such as illicit affairs, outbursts of anger, alcohol, and hearty meals, may precipitate reinfarction or death. A sexual activities program is successful only if each partner is committed to give and receive pleasure. Knowledgeable and sensitive counseling will enable the couple to explore extra-coital options for lovemaking prior to the resumption of intercourse. This writer has observed that once couples are "turned on" to the pleasuring exercises, coital activity is attempted at an earlier date without untoward side effects in the cardiac patient.

Aging↗
PubMed2000

[A video-EEG description of non-epileptic paroxysmal seizures].

INTRODUCTION: Paroxystic disorders, especially of motor type, mean that sometimes interpretation and classification as epileptic or non-epileptic is difficult. In these cases a recording of the episodes synchronized with an EEG may help diagnosis. DEVELOPMENT: By means of digital EEG and video we have recorded various episodes similar to epileptic seizures, in which lack of correlation between the absence of paroxysms on the recording and the clinical anomalies is well seen, and therefore this investigation is more than justified. In some cases it has allowed medication to be stopped in patients who were being treated as though they were epileptics when in fact they were not. In others, such as a case of syncope with subsequent convulsions, we showed that on the EEG there was slowing followed by reduction in the amplitude representing cortical extinction, far from paroxystic hypersynchrony. Hypnagogic nocturnal episodes are differentiated from true myoclonic epilepsies. We have shown pseudo-seizures which were very similar to the automatisms of epileptic complex partial crises, without electrical changes apart from the extracerebral artefacts due to the patient's movements. CONCLUSION: In every patient in whom there is reasonable doubt as to whether the motor disorders are of cerebral origin or not, a long duration synchronized video-EEG is essential, done both whilst awake and asleep.

Child, Preschool↗
PubMed1975

Some observations on transitional object and infantile fetish.

Observations of a girl's development are presented to demonstrate the role of the transitional object in coping with the normal strains implicit in the separation-individuation thrust and in the anal-urinary and early sexual stages of development. When at eighteen months a separation experience led to a serious preoedipal castration reaction, the transitional object no longer was capable of serving its ordinary function and was replaced by a fetishistic object.

Anxiety, Castration↗
PubMed1975

Idosophobia: a form of pregenital conversion.

The origins of idrosophobia (profuse sweating) in a young man are traced to his oedipal resolution and his pathological regressions and defenses. Idrosophobia, which resembles erythrophobia, is described as a syndrome of pregenital conversion.

Adult↗
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[An unusual autoerotic accident: sexual pleasure from peritoneal pain].

The paper describes a fatal autoerotic accident of a 23-year-old man who derived sexual pleasure from painful irritation of the peritoneum by sharp force. For this purpose he clamped two knife blades into a vice suspended from a rope-pulley construction so that he could lower it to pierce the abdominal skin with the tips of the knives. When one of the ropes broke, the vice with the knives fell onto the man's belly piercing the inferior vena cava and leading to death by exsanguination. This, to the authors' knowledge, has been the first ever report of a fatal autoerotic accident in which sexual pleasure was to be obtained from painful irritation of the peritoneum.

Accidents↗
PubMed2001

Blue balls.

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Adolescent↗
PubMed2001

Blue balls.

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Adolescent↗