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psychiatric hospital where he could have physical therapy in conjunction with necessary psychiatric measures such as electroplexy. CASE V.-An unmarried Negro in his late twenties was admitted to hospital with contractures due to arthritis in all four limbs, but mainly in his legs. He looked tired and dreamy and appeared to be of poor intelligence and education, and his "voices" were thought to be part of the primitive superstitious environment from which he came. The physiotherapists made poor progress in the treatment of .his contractures. Psychiatric assessment showed his apparent fatigue to be an equivalent of depression in an hallucinated schizophrenic condition. The flexed posture characteristic of the depressive state was materially aggravating his contractures, and militating against exercises designed to produce extension. This was dramatically demonstrated by the quick response to physiotherapy that followed a course of electroplexy which cleared his depression and hallucinations. • lItepotts of €aSes.

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Author

Rachel Jakobowicz; Senga Whittingham; R. T. Simmons

Publisher

AMPCo

Published

1961

Language

EN

Field

Social Sciences