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PubMed1987

Impotence associated with compulsive gambling.

A 49-year-old patient who presented initially for treatment of inhibited sexual desire and secondary impotence was found to meet DSM-III criteria for compulsive gambling. The relationship between sexual dysfunction and gambling is discussed. Compulsive gambling should be considered in the differential diagnosis of impotence, and a sexual history should be obtained from patients with compulsive gambling.

Compulsive Behavior↗
PubMed1985

[Clinico-genealogic study of schizophrenia with a predominantly obsessive course].

A clinico-genealogic study of 66 patients with neurosis-like schizophrenia showed a certain genetic heterogeneity of schizophrenia with obsessions. In cases of an unfavourable course of the schizophrenic process in a proband (a malignant disease of obsessions), the familial background was largely determined by disturbances of the schizophrenic spectrum. In cases of a slow progression of the disease (slowly progressive pseudoneurotic schizophrenia), the hereditary background was characterized by a great variability of psychopathological manifestations. Along with schizophrenia-related abnormalities, the families of such patients featured the accumulation of constitutional anomalies, neurotic disturbances and subclinical affective disorders.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1985

[Various features of the favorable dynamics of obsessive fears with onset in childhood].

Peculiarities of the formation of the syndrome of obsessive fears originating in childhood and showing a favourable outcome are considered. Thirty-eight subjects (aged 17-24 years) taken off the psychiatric registry in connection with recovery were examined. A comparative analysis of 2 groups of patients with different clinical manifestations and age at the disease onset allowed the identification of conditions contributing to a favourable time course of obsessive fears. The author outlines the optimum therapeutic measures compensating neurotic disorders in children and adolescents with obsessive fears.

Adolescent↗