Stoffwechselpathologie der Psychosen

Riebeling, Carl

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-36362-1_2

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“…ordneten Kraepelin (1910), Bonhoeffer (1910), Ewald (1928) und Fünfgeld (1936) sowohl den organischen als auch den endogenen Psychosen zu. Eine ähnliche Auffassung vertraten auch Huber (1954), Lingjaerde (1961) und Riebeling (1964). Als schizophrene Psychose schätzten das Krankheitsbild der b.K unter anderem Scheidegger (1929), Stauder (1934), Scheid (1937), Arnold (1953) und Knoll (1954) ein.…”

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Bedrohliche Katatonie: Entität oder multigenetisches Syndrom?

Schmidt

Zacher

1974

Psychopathology

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Using 50 case histories, an attempt is made to clarify the nosographic and clinical validity of fulminating catatonia as an entity amongst the psychoses. Four groups could be established: fulminating catatonia without organic disease; somatic diseases with fulminating catatonia; catatonic excitement states with an intercurrent organic process, and unclassifiable fulminating catatonia. On the basis of this analysis the syndrome cannot be regarded as possessing the characteristics of a special psychosis. Rather it seems more appropriate to regard fulminating catatonia as a nonspecific symptom complex induced by a multilayered causation.

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Bedrohliche Katatonie: Entität oder multigenetisches Syndrom?

Schmidt

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1974

Psychopathology

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Stoffwechselpathologie der Psychosen

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Bedrohliche Katatonie: Entität oder multigenetisches Syndrom?

Bedrohliche Katatonie: Entität oder multigenetisches Syndrom?

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