1900
DOI: 10.1055/s-0029-1203854
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Zur Symptomatologie der hysterischen Taubheit

Abstract: in Brieg (Regierungsbezirk Breslau).Fälle von doppelseitiger akustischer Anästhesie auf hysterischer Grundlage finden wir sowohl in der neurologischen wie otologischen Litteratur, wenn auch nicht häufig.Ein eben von mir beobachteter Fall von absoluter hysterischer Taubheit verdient Interesse, vorzugsweise wegen eines Symptoms, welches für den hysterischen Charakter der Erkrankung besonders beweisend, aber so weit ich die mir zugängliche Litteratur durchgesehen, noch nicht beobachtet scheint -trotz absoluter do… Show more

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“…Average blood pressure fell from 187/112 to 159/96 mm Hg. Barth (1968) reported a 'very good' response to mefruside 25 to 75 mg daily in 12 of 22 obstetric patients with hypertension and oedema, and a 'satisfactory' result in the other 10 patients. Similarly, 'very good' or 'good' results were obtained in 7 of 8 gynaecological patients with essential or secondary hypertension.…”
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“…Average blood pressure fell from 187/112 to 159/96 mm Hg. Barth (1968) reported a 'very good' response to mefruside 25 to 75 mg daily in 12 of 22 obstetric patients with hypertension and oedema, and a 'satisfactory' result in the other 10 patients. Similarly, 'very good' or 'good' results were obtained in 7 of 8 gynaecological patients with essential or secondary hypertension.…”
Section: Hypertensionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Transient nausea, dyspepsia and mild gastric upset have been reported, and appear to be more prevalent at higher dosages (Barth, 1968).…”
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