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SM ISO690:2012 ŢURCANU, Denis, VOITICOVSCHI-IOSOB, Cristina, MOLDOVANU, Ion. Neuroimagistica isteriei. Manifestări neurologice ale tulburărilor de conversie (revista literaturii). In: Analele Ştiinţifice ale USMF „N. Testemiţanu”, 2009, nr. 3(10), pp. 345-353. ISSN 1857-1719. |
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The hysteria, as a term and pathology is known since the antiquity, being used for the first time by Hippocrates to name the pathology described by antiques Egyptians, the “wandering” uterus’s pathology. The spectacular phenomenon which appears in hysteria’s clinics determined a lot of polemics on the causes, processes and, even possible pathological modifications inside of this entity. The hysteria intrigued the most remarkable minds of medicine all over the history. The first medical description of this disease appears in 1859, when Briquet described the hysterical personality. The scientific study on hysteria was initiated by Charcot which practiced for the first time a medical research method to show its manifestations - the hypnosis. The “scientific” debut of Sigmund Freud was marked by studying hysteria. Discovering the unconscious, he claims that at the base of this pathology’s symptoms might be present a conflict in the unconscious. The further development of discussions on this disorder changes in ’70 years, when the term of hysteria was abandoned and replaced by the collocation of conversion disorders. |
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