1917
DOI: 10.1007/bf02036408
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Die exogenen Reaktionstypen

Abstract: Die Tutsache, dass im Gebiete der akuten symptomatisehen psychischen Erkrankungen gegen0bsr der ~Iannigfaltigkeit der Grunderkrankungen eine grosse Gleiehf6rmigkeit und Uebereinstimmung der psychisehen Erkrankungsformen sieh findet, hat mir seinerzeit Veranlassung gegeben, yon exogenen psyehisehen Reaktionstypen zu sprechen. Gemeint waren damit vor allem die bei den versehiedensten Grunderkrankungen h~ufig wiederkehrenden Zustandsbilder vor allem yon delirantem, stuport~sem, angstvoll epileptoidem, d~mmerzusta… Show more

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“…In this context Bonhoeffer´s axiom of non-specific noxa concerning organic psychosyndromes has to be mentioned: different kinds of primary or secondary affections of the brain can result in an organic brain syndrome, which does not seem to be differentiable in psychopathological terms. On the other hand, different types of organic brain syndromes can be found despite identical underlying somatic disease (Bonhoeffer, 1917). Table 2 shows a wider diagnostic spectrum with further progressions for psychiatric manifestations of neurosyphilis.…”
Section: Psychiatric Manifestations Of Neurosyphilismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context Bonhoeffer´s axiom of non-specific noxa concerning organic psychosyndromes has to be mentioned: different kinds of primary or secondary affections of the brain can result in an organic brain syndrome, which does not seem to be differentiable in psychopathological terms. On the other hand, different types of organic brain syndromes can be found despite identical underlying somatic disease (Bonhoeffer, 1917). Table 2 shows a wider diagnostic spectrum with further progressions for psychiatric manifestations of neurosyphilis.…”
Section: Psychiatric Manifestations Of Neurosyphilismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We owe to Bonhoeffer (1917) the fundamental notion according to which the phenomenology of these psychoses is, for the most part, independent from the kind of somatic illness which caused it and consequently is not characteristic of the somatic illness itself. As these psychoses have some thing in common regarding their symptomatology and course, they have been summarized by Bonhoeffer (1917) as the 'acute exogenous syndrome' or as 'a type of acute exogenous reaction'. According to Bleuler (1955), the latter includes not only acute psychoses combined with general somatic illnesses, but also the ones due to an acute encephalopathy (traumatic, toxic, infectious, tumoral, degenerative, vascular) because both the first and the second psychoses present analogous psychopathological features.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1965Delirium Kovaliov, 1963 Typ UPassager (delirant bzw. oneiroid oder amentiell) (2 ) Typ 2:prolongicrt (schizophrenieahn-1 ich) Hackett and Weisman, 1960 (1) Delirium state (2) Psyehotic rcaction Heller et al, 1970 (1) Early postoperative organic brain syndrome (2) Post-cardiotomy delirium (a) minor delirium (b) major delirium Lehmann et al, 1968 ( Bonhoeffer (1910Bonhoeffer ( , 1912Bonhoeffer ( , 1917 zuzuordnen sind. Lehmann et al (1968) sowie Tufo et al (1970) Kay (1964) und Jakubik (1972 werden depressive und "hysterische" resp.…”
Section: Sind Sicherlichunclassified