Short-term psychiatric inpatient treatment of preschool children.
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A 17-year-old boy with meningomyelocele, hydrocephalus with functioning shunt, seizures, and severe depression was treated with electroconvulsive therapy. His depression and social-scholastic behavior improved; no side effects or sequelae were seen.
A review of some of the studies of the usefulness of psychiatric treatment in delinquent populations is presented. Some suggestions are made as to elements of the history and of the psychiatric examination that may predict for success in psychiatric treatment. Some psychiatric syndromes commonly encountered in delinquent populations are briefly described.
All kinds of residential treatment centers for children must deal with the question of how best to provide for the children's education. At least two models exist, the autonomous school and the integrated psychoeducational model. The author outlines the differences between the two models in terms of the students, staff, and goals of each program. The advantages of both models are also discussed in detail. The primary advantage of the autonomous school is the clear definition of staff roles, the author says, while the main disadvantage is the risk of separating education from treatment goals. The psychoeducational model helps in formalizing education as part of treatment, but may cause role diffusion among the staff of different disciplines.
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A patient with evidence of both infantile autism and tuberous sclerosis syndrome is presented. A possible relationship between the 2 syndromes is discussed. Examination of the skin of young, very disturbed children is recommended.