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Rothenberger A, Lischewski R. Organische versus funktionelle Faktoren im Rahmen von Konversionsstörungen. [Organic versus functional factors in the diagnosis of conversion disorders (author's transl)]. Psychiatr Prax. 1982;9(2):51-5
Rothenberger, A., & Lischewski, R. (1982). Organische versus funktionelle Faktoren im Rahmen von Konversionsstörungen. [Organic versus functional factors in the diagnosis of conversion disorders (author's transl)]. Psychiatrische Praxis, 9(2), 51-5.
Rothenberger, A, and Lischewski, R. "Organische versus funktionelle Faktoren im Rahmen von Konversionsstörungen." [Organic versus functional factors in the diagnosis of conversion disorders (author's transl)]. Psychiatrische Praxis vol. 9,2 (1982): 51-5.
Rothenberger A, Lischewski R. Organische versus funktionelle Faktoren im Rahmen von Konversionsstörungen. [Organic versus functional factors in the diagnosis of conversion disorders (author's transl)]. Psychiatr Prax. 1982 Mar;9(2):51-5. German. PMID: 7079417.
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Psychiatr Prax. 1982 Mar;9(2):51-5.

[Organic versus functional factors in the diagnosis of conversion disorders (author's transl)].

Psychiatrische Praxis

[Article in German]
A Rothenberger, R Lischewski

PMID: 7079417

Abstract

Conversion symptoms involving conspicous pseudoneurological signs of the motor system are very seldom today. To differentiate in these cases between organic and functional disturbances is highly difficult. Two patients are described. A 25 year old soldier with the symptomatology of a repetitive transverse lesion of the spinal cord and a 70 year old pensioner with a blepharospasm. They both showed an accompanying depression. Diagnostic criteria, psychodynamic models and especially the organic background of conversion symptoms are discussed.

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