Klinisch-psychopathologische Beobachtungen bei chronischem Mi�brauch von Ephedrin und verwandten Substanzen

Panse, Friedrich; Klages, W

doi:10.1007/bf00427835

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“…Schizophreniforrn psyehoses indueed by amphetamine abuse are known sinee the forties (6,8,22). The dose neeessary to provoke psyehosis is thought to depend on the individual vulnerability (19).…”

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confidence: 99%

Drug Abuse and Dependence in Psychiatric Inpatients

Wolf¹,

Rüther²

1985

Pharmacopsychiatry

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Drug Abuse and Dependence in Psychiatric Inpatients

Wolf¹,

Rüther²

1985

Pharmacopsychiatry

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“…Dieser Kranke dachte schließlich, die Nachbarn würden ihn durch Spiegelvorrichtungen vom Balkon aus beobachten. Der Fall 2 von Panse und Klages (32), eine 40jährige Ärztin mit Ephedrinmißbrauch, hörte Stimmen und glaubte, ihr Leben werde dirigiert. Wenn sie über etwas nachdachte, hörte sie gleich die Antwort.…”

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Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis klinischer Verläufe von chronischen Methamphetaminpsychosen

Fujimori¹,

Nakatani²,

Sakaguchi³

1989

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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3 cases with chronic methamphetamine psychoses (MAP-P) were studied from the clinical psychiatric point of view and discussed: 1.) The average time of occurrence of psychotic symptoms in our 3 cases after beginning of MAP abuse was two or three years. 2.) Although the psychotic states (often schizophrenia-like) were stable for a short time, the symptoms recurred promptly after reinjection of a small amount of MAP, unspecific stress or drinking sake (flashback phenomenon). The recurrence may happen even after several years. 3.) In cases of chronic MAP-P disturbances of consciousness are rare. Chronic process of MAP-P cases may show acute transient disturbances of consciousness (flashback phenomenon). 4.) The change of affects and behaviour ranges between irritable and indifferent attitudes. While there are close connections between the disturbance of feeling and change of personality (Wesensänderung), it is very difficult to decide whether premorbid character traits are dominant or there is a change of personality or emotional disturbance. 5.) About acute psychic symptoms which are responsible for recurrence of MAP-P, MAP-abusers make the experience that their intimate personal affairs are overlooked and become public (uncovered defensive experiences). In chronic cases of MAP-P we often meet patients with hypertrophic self-feeling or delusion of grandeur predominant in the symptomatology. 6.) In our cases sensations were amalgamated into each other and there were hallucinatory experiences without clear division between them. 7.) In chronic cases the auditory hallucinations criticized or censured the patients for their behaviour. Thought echoing (Gedankenlautwerden) was found. We found signs of mind reading (Gedankenausbreitung).

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“…Olfactory hallucinations have also been described in connection with exogenous psychoses, for instance, in mescaline intoxication (Beringer ( 1927) ), in pervitine psychosis (Daube (1942) ) and in ephedrine psychosis (Panse & Kluges ( 1964) ) . Similar conditions obtain in chronic, alcoholic hallucinations (Benedetti ( 1952) ) .…”

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Chronic Olfactory Paranold Syndromes:

Videbech

1966

Acta Psychiatr Scand

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Klinisch-psychopathologische Beobachtungen bei chronischem Mi�brauch von Ephedrin und verwandten Substanzen

Cited by 19 publications

References 18 publications

Drug Abuse and Dependence in Psychiatric Inpatients

Drug Abuse and Dependence in Psychiatric Inpatients

Ein Beitrag zur Kenntnis klinischer Verläufe von chronischen Methamphetaminpsychosen

Chronic Olfactory Paranold Syndromes:

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