1922
DOI: 10.1007/bf02876753
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Tierbluteinspritzungen bei Psychosen

Abstract: Im Sommer des Jahres 1667 fiihrte Denis, Professor der Phflosophie und Mathematik in Paris unter Mithilfe des Chirurgen Emmeriz die erstc Transfusion yon Tierblut bei Menschen aus. Naehdem vorher bei Tieren entsprechende Versuche untemommen worden waren, hatte man das Verfahren auch auf den Menschen iibertragen. Es handelte sich um einen 16--17j/~hrigen fieberkranken, sehr heruntergekommenen Jungen, dem 270 g Lammblut intravenSs verabfolgt wurden. •aeh 8 Stunden soll sich das Befinden bedeutend gebessert haben… Show more

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“…Soon after defining the diagnostic category of dementia praecox ( Kraepelin, 1896 ) and schizophrenia ( Bleuler, 1908 ), researchers and physicians tried to identify possible cures for these psychiatric diseases ( Fusar-Poli and Politi, 2008 ; Ashok et al, 2012 ). Trials in this area ranged from injecting patients with animal blood ( Klebelsberg, 1922 ) or castor oil ( Ingham, 1930 ) to insulin therapy ( Brody and Hayman, 1937 ; Bolles et al, 1938 ; Halpern, 1940 ; Mayer-Gross, 1951 ), sleep therapy ( Kläsi, 1922 ), or even psychosurgery ( Peyton et al, 1948 ; Feld, 1950 ). It was not until 1952 that researchers identified the first specific psychopharmacological treatment of schizophrenia, specifically targeted toward the elimination of psychotic symptoms ( Delay et al, 1952 ; Lehmann and Ban, 1997 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Soon after defining the diagnostic category of dementia praecox ( Kraepelin, 1896 ) and schizophrenia ( Bleuler, 1908 ), researchers and physicians tried to identify possible cures for these psychiatric diseases ( Fusar-Poli and Politi, 2008 ; Ashok et al, 2012 ). Trials in this area ranged from injecting patients with animal blood ( Klebelsberg, 1922 ) or castor oil ( Ingham, 1930 ) to insulin therapy ( Brody and Hayman, 1937 ; Bolles et al, 1938 ; Halpern, 1940 ; Mayer-Gross, 1951 ), sleep therapy ( Kläsi, 1922 ), or even psychosurgery ( Peyton et al, 1948 ; Feld, 1950 ). It was not until 1952 that researchers identified the first specific psychopharmacological treatment of schizophrenia, specifically targeted toward the elimination of psychotic symptoms ( Delay et al, 1952 ; Lehmann and Ban, 1997 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%