JOSEPH S NEMETZ
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 8869050 |
|---|---|
| NOME | JOSEPH S NEMETZ |
| PRENOMES | JOSEPH S |
| SOBRENOME | NEMETZ |
| ASSINATURA | NEMETZ J S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Boston University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1957 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
The Context of Reported Asthma During Psychoanalysis
From the record of a man with moderately severe perennial asthma, psychoanalytic process notes just before 37 reported episodes of asthmatic exacerbation were compared with process notes from 44 periods when he was asthma-free. All were edited to remove medical cues. Two psychoanalyst judges had limited statistical success in separating “asthmatic” from “nonasthmatic” contexts, doing best when subjective confidence was high and after feedback. Tw…
Airway Resistance and Emotional State in Bronchial Asthma
Whole-body plethysmograph measurements and challenge inhalation of carbachol were combined to assess asthmatic changes longitudinally. Airway conductance proved to be relatively stable over a 10-week period in 3 normal subjects. Five asthmatics showed periodically lower conductance and greater variability. Periods of low conductance at times could be observed to precede other manifestations of oncoming major attacks. Change in conductance upon ch…
Psychological and Allergic Aspects of Asthma
Asthma, Melancholia, and Death
A 33-year-old male, severely ill with bronchial asthma, suddenly died on the day he was to resume psychoanalytic treatment after a summer interruption. Postmortem examination showed diffuse bronchiolar obstruction. Prolonged psychoanalytic therapy had led to many gains but had resulted in a sort of "interminable treatment." Steroid medication, which he had also received, may palliate but not resolve this type of therapeutic dilemma. His psycholog…
Asthma, Melancholia, and Death
During two periods, serial 24-hr, urine levels from a psychoanalytic patient with severe, ultimately fatal asthma were compared to "blind" ratings of four emotions (anxiety, anger, sadness, and erotic affect) and four complex, largely unconscious constellations of self-other fantasy ("Progressive" compliance; "Depleted" emptiness; "Somatized" bodily preoccupation; and "Perverse-pseudogratified" impulsivity). The 17-OHCS output fluctuated and, at …
The Asthmatic Child
Acute Bronchial Asthma
Four hundred and six asthmatic attacks occurred in 9 patients with severe, chronic bronchial asthma who had been studied intensively in psychiatric or (in two instances) psychoanalytic interviews. Feelings and fantasies concomitant with asthma tended to be dominated by absorption in the physical illness. At times this appeared to serve as a protection against obvious psychological problems. In somewhat more than half of the episodes other emotion…
Sources of Tension in Bronchial Asthma
In 40 chronic, nonseasonal asthmatics, we investigated sources of emotional tension described by other observers; as well as certain sources which appeared prominent in our material. In respect to ordinal position in the family or age of younger siblings, they did not differ significantly from a comparable group of psychoneurotic patients. In comparison with the latter group, our subjects had married significantly more often, even though they wer…
Personality Variations in Bronchial Asthma
Forty subjects with active, chronic, perennial bronchial asthma were studied from the psychodynamic point of view. Simultaneous study of pulmonary function showed a wide variation in physical manifestations, a feature characteristic of bronchial asthma. There was an equally wide variation in personality disturbance. Some degree was present in all our subjects, although there was no single personality "type." Seven transient, psychotic-like episod…
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Sources of Tension in Bronchial Asthma
In 40 chronic, nonseasonal asthmatics, we investigated sources of emotional tension described by other observers; as well as certain sources which appeared prominent in our material. In respect to ordinal position in the family or age of younger siblings, they did not differ significantly from a comparable group of psychoneurotic patients. In comparison with the latter group, our subjects had married significantly more often, even though they wer…
Personality Variations in Bronchial Asthma
Forty subjects with active, chronic, perennial bronchial asthma were studied from the psychodynamic point of view. Simultaneous study of pulmonary function showed a wide variation in physical manifestations, a feature characteristic of bronchial asthma. There was an equally wide variation in personality disturbance. Some degree was present in all our subjects, although there was no single personality "type." Seven transient, psychotic-like episod…
Acute Bronchial Asthma
Four hundred and six asthmatic attacks occurred in 9 patients with severe, chronic bronchial asthma who had been studied intensively in psychiatric or (in two instances) psychoanalytic interviews. Feelings and fantasies concomitant with asthma tended to be dominated by absorption in the physical illness. At times this appeared to serve as a protection against obvious psychological problems. In somewhat more than half of the episodes other emotion…
The Asthmatic Child
Asthma, Melancholia, and Death
A 33-year-old male, severely ill with bronchial asthma, suddenly died on the day he was to resume psychoanalytic treatment after a summer interruption. Postmortem examination showed diffuse bronchiolar obstruction. Prolonged psychoanalytic therapy had led to many gains but had resulted in a sort of "interminable treatment." Steroid medication, which he had also received, may palliate but not resolve this type of therapeutic dilemma. His psycholog…
Asthma, Melancholia, and Death
During two periods, serial 24-hr, urine levels from a psychoanalytic patient with severe, ultimately fatal asthma were compared to "blind" ratings of four emotions (anxiety, anger, sadness, and erotic affect) and four complex, largely unconscious constellations of self-other fantasy ("Progressive" compliance; "Depleted" emptiness; "Somatized" bodily preoccupation; and "Perverse-pseudogratified" impulsivity). The 17-OHCS output fluctuated and, at …
Airway Resistance and Emotional State in Bronchial Asthma
Whole-body plethysmograph measurements and challenge inhalation of carbachol were combined to assess asthmatic changes longitudinally. Airway conductance proved to be relatively stable over a 10-week period in 3 normal subjects. Five asthmatics showed periodically lower conductance and greater variability. Periods of low conductance at times could be observed to precede other manifestations of oncoming major attacks. Change in conductance upon ch…
Psychological and Allergic Aspects of Asthma
The Context of Reported Asthma During Psychoanalysis
From the record of a man with moderately severe perennial asthma, psychoanalytic process notes just before 37 reported episodes of asthmatic exacerbation were compared with process notes from 44 periods when he was asthma-free. All were edited to remove medical cues. Two psychoanalyst judges had limited statistical success in separating “asthmatic” from “nonasthmatic” contexts, doing best when subjective confidence was high and after feedback. Tw…
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