1959
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-282x1959000200003
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Esquizofrenia e psicoses degenerativas de Kleist: patogenia e psicopatologia diferenciais

Abstract: Impõe-se o diagnóstico diferencial das formas esquizofrênicas entre si e para com numerosas doenças hoje confundidas com elas. Entre estas sobre-leva considerar as psicoses endógenas benignas, de Kleist, as quais têm sido em geral diagnosticadas como esquizofrenia. Kleist distingue na esquizofrenia 25 formas autônomas, para o que se baseia em rigoroso critério ao mesmo tempo patogênico, psicopatológico, heredológico-evolutivo. Tais divisões foram confirmadas por amplas revisões catamnésticas em base genética a… Show more

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“…It is important to note that Kleist called the former groups -on slightly different ground -simple or combined forms, and the second ones extensive forms: in the first case, the process being confined into one or more systems within the same sphere, in the other coming the spreading out to another sphere. Eventhough we consider the forementioned spheres and systems of personality in a way somewhat different 24 , the pathogenesis of the schizophrenias -in Kleist's as well as in Leonhard's meaning -may be seen consistently to those standpoints, as we tried to summarize in Table 3.…”
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“…It is important to note that Kleist called the former groups -on slightly different ground -simple or combined forms, and the second ones extensive forms: in the first case, the process being confined into one or more systems within the same sphere, in the other coming the spreading out to another sphere. Eventhough we consider the forementioned spheres and systems of personality in a way somewhat different 24 , the pathogenesis of the schizophrenias -in Kleist's as well as in Leonhard's meaning -may be seen consistently to those standpoints, as we tried to summarize in Table 3.…”
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confidence: 99%