Biomedical subjects

S Brichcín

Publications and source records attributed to S Brichcín.

12 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1993

[Problems in mandatory sex therapy].

The authors focus attention on analysis of advantages and problems of the Czech model of imposed treatment of criminal sexual deviants. Relatively favourable therapeutic results are in their opinion due above all to the very good standard of sexuological diagnosis, the theoretical background of the Czech sexuological school, to comprehensive therapeutic action, incl. the continuous character of in- and out-patients treatment. Unfavourable features are in their opinion lack of uniformity as regards indications for institutional treatment, gradual abolition or restriction of sexuological departments and the persisting admission of incurable, dangerous delinquents to mental sanatoria and the non-existence of special detention institutes for criminal recidivists.

Forensic Psychiatry↗

PubMed1993

[Ethical problems in modern sexology].

The paper is focused on problems of sexual minorities. The authors discuss their position in society, terminological problems and in particular questions associated with ethical problems of treatment of paraphilics. The authors differentiate between essential, possible and not indicated therapeutic provisions. They also focus attention on ethical aspects of different types of treatment of sexual delinquents (surgical, pharmacological and psychotherapeutic methods), whereby they emphasize in particular the necessity to obtain the patient's informed consent. According to the authors skilled therapy gives a chance to reintegrate the paraphilic patient into society and to protect victims delinquent sexual behaviour.

Ethics, Medical↗

PubMed1990

[The effect of marital relations of the parents on the level of general adaptation in sexual offenders].

The authors seek in a group of 297 treated sexual delinquents differences between the group of patients perceiving the relationship of their parents during childhood as harmonious and the group of those who consider it disharmonious. The assembled results are unequivocally to the disadvantage of patients of the second group. The authors found the most marked differences in the sphere of basic psychiatric characteristics (higher number of patients with psychiatric heredity, suicides in the family, alcoholism), characteristics of the initial family (higher incidence of fathers and mothers who were alcoholics, convicted fathers patients with abnormal relations with parents and siblings, spending part of the childhood without the family) and in the sphere of social adaptation (more frequently incomplete basic education, no skilled training, more frequent absenteeism and fluctuations at work). In the sphere of adaptation to partnership and as regards forensic sexological characteristics, there was a less significant, nevertheless convincing, trend shifting the patients from disharmonious families in a direction unfavourable for them. According to the authors' view it may be assumed that these findings are consistent with similar results in other groups of subjects with social problems and that they may be rather associated with a generally criminogenic influence of dysfunctional nuclear families in the delinquent population.

Adult↗

PubMed1989

[Sexologic forensic expert evaluation of sex offenders].

The authors differentiate between deviant and nondeviant sexual delinquents and focus attention in particular on the forensic evaluation of deviantly conditioned delinquents. They describe some differences in the psychosexual development of deviant delinquents and some anamnestic facts which signalize a deviant structure of the sexual motivation system. They emphasize the necessity of a comprehensive examination of the delinquent, incl. thorough sex diagnosis, psychological diagnosis of the personality, a detailed analysis of controlling and recognizing ability of the time of the crime and they submit suggestions for health measures.

Humans↗

PubMed1984