Psychosomatik und Psychotherapie an der Universität Leipzig

Geyer, Michaël

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“…Allerdings erreichte man durch die neue bestimmende Rolle der Psychotherapie wohl, dass die Patienten während des Schlafes weniger geräuschanfällig waren. Schlafmitteldosen konnten somit offenbar gesenkt werden und laut Müller-Hegemann waren "Schlafmittelintoxikationen … daher in der neuen Phase unserer Schlafmitteltherapie unbekannt" ( [23], S. Aufgrund steigenden Bedarfs gelang es der Klinikleitung zu Be-ginn des Jahres 1959, von der Stadt ein ganzes Haus in der Stadtmitte gestellt zu bekommen, in der die stationäre schlaftherapeutische Behandlung von 35 Patienten möglich war [27]. Während Müller-Hegemann 1962 angibt, dass bis dato 1004 Patienten erfolgreich in der psychotherapeutischen Abteilung behandelt wurden, scheint die praktische Umsetzung vor Ort durchaus problematisch und von Unstimmigkeiten unter dem Personal begleitet worden zu sein [28].…”

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Die Theorie und Praxis der Pawlow'schen Schlaftherapie in der DDR

Scholtz

Steinberg²

2011

Psychiat Prax

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The following study describes theoretical foundations and practical application of Pavlov Sleep Therapy within the GDR in the 1950s and earlier 1960s. Implementing the sleeping treatment as a psychiatric therapy examplifies how the ideological guideline to integrate Pavlov's teachings was converted into medical practice in the GDR. One of the protagonists of this approach was Dietfried Müller-Hegemann in Leipzig. Although being successful with some diseases such as fatigue, its practical application ceased after several cases of death that were brought in connection with the sleep treatment. Indirectly this discontinuation of Pavlov Sleep Therapy also terminated Müller-Hegemann's academic career.

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Section: Die Pawlowʼsche Schlaftherapieunclassified

Die Theorie und Praxis der Pawlow'schen Schlaftherapie in der DDR

Scholtz

Steinberg²

2011

Psychiat Prax

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“…214-215 of [31]). However, it was only the further technical accomplishment of the Jenamap p dyn series of interference microscopes by the Carl Zeiss Jena GmbH and the introduction of powerful computers and data analysis [27,32,33] that, eventually, enabled the measurement of transient intracrystalline concentration profiles. Prior to the measurements, the cell with crystals is "activated", i.e.…”

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Unprecedented Wealth of Information on Guest Dynamics in Nanoporous Materials from Transient Concentration Profiles

Chmelik

Kärger

2011

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The application of interference microscopy (IFM) and infrared microscopy (IRM) to monitor the evolution of the concentration of guest molecules in nanoporous host materials opens a new field of diffusion research in condensed matter. It combines the methodical virtues of the profiling methods of solid-state diffusion studies with the benefit of the mobility enhancement in fluids. We are going to illustrate the rich options of diffusion studies provided by this novel experimental approach.

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“…Der "mit allen Machtmitteln des Staates vertretene kämpferische Atheismus" habe ihn jedoch in eine ausweglose Situation getrieben ([1], S. 86, 127). [13]), sie lag damit als Folge der Nachkriegsprovisorien von der Direktion wie von allen anderen, über die gesamte Stadt verstreuten Bereichen der Klinik kilometerweit entfernt. Müller-Hegemann ordnete in der psychotherapeutischen Station die Durchführung der Schlaftherapie an; Wendt hatte darüber 1960 habilitiert [14].…”

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Vermischung von Politik und Wissenschaft in der DDR. Die Untersuchung der Todesfälle an der Leipziger Neurologisch-Psychiatrischen Universitätsklinik unter Müller-Hegemann 1963

Steinberg

Weber

2011

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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This study presents archival sources that shed light on a topic still being discussed by psychiatrists in East Germany: the death of two patients at the Leipzig Department that occurred in 1960 and 1962 under the directorship of Dietfried Müller-Hegemann. These fatalities were supposed to have been induced by obsolete psychotropic drugs and were associated with Ivan Pavlov's hypnotherapy. The incidents were investigated both by highest administrative bodies and the General State Prosecutor of the former GDR. Archival sources suggest that lower party organs and the ministerial administration tried to make use of the proceedings to bring about the downfall of the head of the Leipzig Department, who had become ideologically suspicious. However, the official General State Prosecutor's investigation ascertained that both Müller-Hegemann and Christa Kohler, head of the psychotherapeutic ward, were not to be held responsible. Although the SED Central Committee at first tried to influence the outcome on the basis of ideological reservations made by the university party organisation, it finally accepted and confirmed the judgment of the General State Prosecutor. Hence, in this case, the highest party bodies followed arguments that were the result of an independent investigation and were not influenced by an individual bias or ideological motives.

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Psychosomatik und Psychotherapie an der Universität Leipzig

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Die Theorie und Praxis der Pawlow'schen Schlaftherapie in der DDR

Die Theorie und Praxis der Pawlow'schen Schlaftherapie in der DDR

Unprecedented Wealth of Information on Guest Dynamics in Nanoporous Materials from Transient Concentration Profiles

Vermischung von Politik und Wissenschaft in der DDR. Die Untersuchung der Todesfälle an der Leipziger Neurologisch-Psychiatrischen Universitätsklinik unter Müller-Hegemann 1963

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