Ein Beitrag zur Frage der Pubertas Praecox

Stransky, Eugen

doi:10.1007/bf01713002

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“…Of this number, disturbances of the suprarenal glands were suggested in the case of 4 boys (10, 28, 44, 52) and 4 girls (26,30,41,58) ; disturbances of the pineal body in 6 boys (6,20,21,39,40,53) ; disturbances of the hypophysis in 1 boy (56) and 1 girl (14) ; multiglandular disorders in 1 boy (63) and 3 girls (22,74) and hydrocephalus in 1 boy (12) and 1 girl (46). One boy (19) and 6 girls (42,47,65,78) were said to be of the primary constitutional type (Neurath). In 20 cases of our total group etiology was not established (2,8,9,13,15,17,23,37,43,49,51,56,62,64,70,73,75,77).…”

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Mental status as related to puberty praecox.

Keene¹,

Stone²

1937

Psychological Bulletin

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The present review is a continuation of the earlier review by Kulmann and Stone (38) in which the mental status of 62 children exhibiting somatic signs of puberty praecox was considered. For the period preceding 1928, when the other review was completed, 30 new cases have been discovered in the literature. For the fiveyear period, 1928 through 1932, with which the present report is concerned, 50 cases have been reviewed. Thus, in the present review the total number of cases to be considered is 80.

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