Über das interparietale Syndrom bei Geisteskrankheiten

Gurewitsch, M.

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“…In diesen Zusammenhang gehören auch die Beobachtungen von Faust (1955), wonach Migränepatienten "nicht selten von dem Gefühl einer starken Umfangsvergrößerung ihres Kopfes mit einer gleichzeitigen relativen Verkleinerung des Außenraums (S. 80)" berichten. Klein wies bereits 1928 auf einen Zusammenhang zwischen Halluzinationen der Körpervergrößerung und einer veränderten Wahrnehmung der Dinge des Außenraums hin (Klein, 1928) und Gurewitsch faßte 1932 Körperschemastörungen und Metamorphopsien als Interparietalsyndrom zusammen (Gurewitsch, 1932(Gurewitsch, , 1933.…”

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Halluzinationen der Körpervergrößerung bei der Migräne

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1998

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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Hallucinations of body magnification, representing aura symptoms of migraine, are recorded in 2 original observations and in 32 cases reported in the clinical literature. These hallucinations represent an isolated neuropsychological symptom that can be conceived as a disorder of the body schema. The head and the hands are the anatomic regions that are most frequently affected. This parallels the dominance of representation of these regions in the sensory cerebral cortex. Hallucinations of body magnification frequently co-occur with aura symptoms of basilar migraine, which is compatible with the hypothesis of a localisation of these hallucinations in the regions of the thalamus and the parieto-temporo-occipital cortex.

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Halluzinationen der Körpervergrößerung bei der Migräne

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1998

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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“…Russell Brain [37] describes three cases of a distinct form of visual disorientation resulting from a lesion of the posterior half of the right cerebral hemisphere, and characterized by an inattention to the left half of external space. Significant contributions to the problem of disorder of the body image in psychiatry have been made by Gurewicz [38] on the "interparietal syndrome" which is characterized by two types of phenomena; disorders in the bodv image, and metamorphosia. Bychowski [39] reviews the study of the body image and says the Vienna School attempted to take into consideration tne psycho-analytical view-point.…”

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