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[Case of the necrotic form of periarteritis nodosa manifested by severe complications in the gastrointestinal system].

A case is described with a rare, not typical form of periarteriitis nodosa. The disease is manifested with an acute complication in the gastrointestinal tract, and later a typical clinical picture of periarteriitis nodosa developed--severe affection of the arterial vessels of the whole organism and thrombotic-necrotic lesions of the vessels of the parenchymal organs, gastrointestinal tract and the extremities.

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[Study of two psychosomatic disorders of the gastrointestinal system (ulcer, colitis) using the Frustration Test].

By means of the frustration test (PFT) authors studied two psychosomatic diseases (ulcer and colitis) of the gastrointestinal tract. According to pertinent literature and pertinent literature and personal experiences the test will be helpful in revealing elaboration modalities of stress which are of decisive importance in the pathogenesis of the diseases. The study has been carried out on altogether 281 persons divided into following groups: psychosomatic patients in the "organic" and the "functional" stage, neurotics, and sine morbo controls, respectively. Statistical analysis and the paired t-test was used for the evaluation of results. It has been established that the particular psychosomatic type of reaction, the PFT-profile corresponding the "acting in", having been assessed by authors did exist. Nevertheless it permits no differentiation between patients in the "organic" and "functional" stage, as well as the neurotics with psychosomatic complaints, respectively. Some specific signs have been found however being characteristic for psychosomatic patients in the "organic" stage. According to authors disturbances of personality development lead in both, the neurotic and, they psychosomatic patients to disorders of adaptation, the ego integration, and inadequacy of mechanisms of stress elaboration. PFT is suitable to clear severity of the psychic anomaly.

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