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Editorial

The review process, from manuscript to paper

ISSUE 2008/1
10 januari 2008
P.N. van Harten
Editorial

50 jaar Tijdschrift voor Psychiatrie!

ISSUE 2008/1
14 januari 2008
P.N. van Harten
New research

The interest shown by medical students and recently qualified doctors in a career in psychiatry

ISSUE 2008/1
10 januari 2008
J.K. Tijdink, M.B.M. Soethout, G.F. Koerselman, Th.J. ten Cate

background In view of the current shortage of psychiatrists in the Netherlands it is important to find out what attracts medical students and recently qualified doctors to a career in psychiatry.
aim To discover what aspects of psychiatry are of i...

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Commentary

How do we ensure that more and better students choose psychiatry?

ISSUE 2008/1
10 januari 2008
M.W. Hengeveld
New research

The efficacy of electroconvulsive therapy in adolescents. A restrospective study

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
J.M. Hegeman, S.J.C. Doesborgh, M.C. van Niel, H.J.G.M. van Megen

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background Electroconvulsive therapy (ect) is an effective treatment for depressive disorders in adults and the elderly. For adolescents however, ect is still a controversial treatment because little research has been done into the efficac...

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Review article

Stability of borderline personality disorder from childhood to adulthood: a literature review

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
P.K.H. Deschamps, C. Vreugdenhil

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background Borderline personality disorder (bpd) is a severe and frequent disorder. Little is known about its early stages, which can be in childhood or adolescence.
aim To investigate to what extent bpd is stable from childhood through to...

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Farmacotherapy

Pharmacotherapy for social phobia, generalised anxiety disorder and separation anxiety disorder in children and adolescents: an overview

ISSUE 2008/1
9 januari 2008
G.C. Dieleman, R.F. Ferdinand

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background Anxiety disorders are among the most prevalent psychiatric disorders during childhood. They are often persistent and are associated with a number of negative outcomes. Therefore, effective treatment is required.
aim To present a...

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Short report

Solution focused brief therapy in psychiatric practice

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
J.M. Bakker, F.P. Bannink

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Solution focused brief therapy (sfbt) is a form of psychotherapy that reinforces clients' strengths and focuses on what clients want to replace their problems with. Research shows that sfbt is beneficial and cost-effective and makes the psy...

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Case report

Medication-induced mandibular luxation in a seven-year-old patient.

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
M.A.P. Willemsen, K.G.H. van der Wal

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A seven-year-old boy presented with a right-side mandibular luxation resulting from an acute unilateral dystonia of the masticatory muscles. Repositioning took place under a general anaesthetic. The luxation recurred the same day. Once agai...

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Case report

Peduncular hallucinosis caused by a tumour in the right thalamus. A case study

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
Y. Güzelcan, A.S. Kleinpenning, F.M. Vuister

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Peduncular hallucinations are vivid, complex visual hallucinations. They generally arise as a result of lesions in the midbrain. A 46-year-old man had peduncular hallucinations arising from a tumour in the right thalamus. The patient was no...

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Abstract

Genetisch onderzoek bij bipolaire stoornis en post-partumpsychose

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
V. Bergink
Abstract

Cognitieve gedragstherapie bij patiënten met een verhoogd risico op een psychose

ISSUE 2008/1
8 januari 2008
D.H. Nieman, M. van der Gaag
Letter to the editor

Reaction on 'Comments on a new treatment law for psychiatric compulsive treatment'

ISSUE 2008/1
10 januari 2008
J.A.G. van Opstal, S. Lammers