Psychosomatic Disorders in Pediatric

Ahnsjö, S

doi:10.1111/j.1651-2227.1951.tb04576.x

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Enurésie Nocturne à 6 Ans Et Attitudes Maternelles1

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“…La majorité des auteurs estiment que des facteurs de cet ordre interviennent dans la genèse de l'énurésie (Dunbar, 1947 ;Ahnsjô, 1951). Parmi les auteurs d'avis opposé, citons toutefois Duché (1959) qui estime que les énurésies secondaires, « mode de protestation inconscient à une situation affective intolérable » sont rares.…”

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Contribution a l'etude du developpement de l'enfant. Aspects medico-sociaux et psychologiques

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Graffar²

1968

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Contribution a l'etude du developpement de l'enfant. Aspects medico-sociaux et psychologiques

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Graffar²

1968

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“…It has also been shown that paediatric wards and out-patient clinics offer a large field of work for child psychiatrists (10,11,20,35). The panorama of symptoms which may have a psychological background that the somatic physician often overlooks has been excellently reviewed by Apley & McKeith (4) and described by other authors (1,27,38).…”

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PATIENTS AT A PAEDIATRIC OUT‐PATIENT CLINIC A Study with Particular Reference to Psychological and Social Background Factors I. The Problem, Material, Methods and the Actual Visit

Jonsell

1977

Acta Paediatrica

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A large proportion of the children who attend paediatric clinics present with indefinite somatic symptoms or complaints which are clearly or possibly of a psychological nature. At the same time it is known that patients with serious psychological problems tend to seek help far too late. This study is an attempt to find out whether the patients who are liable to become problem cases in the long term can be identified by the paediatrician at an early stage and, if so, in what ways these patients differ from others in a paediatric clientele. All the patients who attended the Paediatric Out-Patient Clinic at Umeå Hospital during the course of one year were assessed by the physicians there. It was judged that psychological factors of importance were involved in 5.2%, that the importance was doubtful in 8.3% and that no psychological factors were involved in 86.5%. The proportion of cases involving psychological factors of importance increased with age and amounted to 17% amoung the 10 to 15-year-olds.

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Psychosomatic Disorders in Pediatric

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Contribution a l'etude du developpement de l'enfant. Aspects medico-sociaux et psychologiques

Contribution a l'etude du developpement de l'enfant. Aspects medico-sociaux et psychologiques

PATIENTS AT A PAEDIATRIC OUT‐PATIENT CLINIC A Study with Particular Reference to Psychological and Social Background Factors I. The Problem, Material, Methods and the Actual Visit

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