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    <title>母親の育児不安と子どもの健康状態との関連性について</title>
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    <description>タイトル: 母親の育児不安と子どもの健康状態との関連性について
著者: 森, ウメ子
抄録: In order to study the relevancy between mother's anxiety about childcare &#xD;
and the health condition of the child, a questionnaire was administered. The subjects were &#xD;
110 mothers who came to 'K' Health Center in Nara Prefecture with their children for &#xD;
medical examination of three-year-old children. The number of respondents to the &#xD;
questionnaire was 103 (93.6%). The study consisted of the following three parts: 1) &#xD;
Examination of consiousness concerning mother's childcare ; 2) The results of medical &#xD;
examinations of the three-year-old children ; 3) Examination of the state of mother's &#xD;
uneasiness by State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI). &#xD;
I searched for relevancy between mother's consciousness concerning childcare and &#xD;
degree of uneasiness by STAI, and the child's health condition. Based on the measurement &#xD;
of uneasiness by STAI, two groups were established, the uneasiness group and the stability &#xD;
group, and classified according to replies to the inquiry about consciousness concerning &#xD;
childcare. As a result of factor analysis of the acquired data, I could abstract three &#xD;
factors : 'grip in life ; 'anxiety ; and 'denial.' &#xD;
Among the averages of each factor, I found definite difference between the uneasiness &#xD;
group and the stability group in each factor by examination of differences among the &#xD;
averages of each factor about mental state of anxiety and traits of anxiety. Consequently, &#xD;
it became clear that the percentage of mothers who have anxieties about childcare show a &#xD;
high rate in the uneasiness group. As a result of mental examination of three-year-old &#xD;
children, I also found that problems with a child's health condition were often associated &#xD;
with mothers in the uneasiness group. &#xD;
Our data indicate that mother's uneasiness originates from her child showing uneasy &#xD;
actions by such influence.</description>
    <dc:date>1995-04-29T15:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY EXPERIENCES AT NARA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL</title>
    <link>http://hdl.handle.net/10564/809</link>
    <description>タイトル: ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY EXPERIENCES AT NARA MEDICAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
著者: Kishimoto, Toshifumi; Ueda, Atsushi; Noriyama, Yoshinobu; Nagai, Toshiya; Hirayama, Tomohide; Kirita, Ikuhiro; Hata, Kazuya; Ikawa, Genro
抄録: We surveyed the clinical electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) treatment expe- &#xD;
riences between 1987 and 1992 at Nara Medical University Hospital. ECT is restrictedly &#xD;
applied to severely ill patients who have no response to other somatic therapies. For 5 &#xD;
years, 43 cases were treated with ECT, of which 27 suffered from depressive disorders, 3 &#xD;
from schizophrenia, 3 from somatoform disorders, and 10 from anxiety disorders. ECT was &#xD;
selected by psychiatrists for severe depressive states after failure of psychopharmacological &#xD;
therapy. A favorable therapeutic response to ECT was observed in 69% of patients with &#xD;
major depression, in 2 of 3 patients with schizophrenia, and in 70% of patients with anxiety &#xD;
disorders. In 2 of 3 patients with somatoform disorders, amelioration of the depressive or &#xD;
anxiety syndrome was not observed. Side effects of ECT were reversible memory distur- &#xD;
bance (16%), retrograde partial amnesia (12%), and reversible confusional state (5%). &#xD;
These results suggest that ECT is highly effective in therapy resistant major depression, &#xD;
schizophrenia, and anxiety disorders. Therefore ECT still remains a necessary part of &#xD;
psychiatric therapy.</description>
    <dc:date>1995-04-29T15:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>INCENDIARISM AND LOCALIZED RIGHT CEREBRAL LESION</title>
    <link>http://hdl.handle.net/10564/808</link>
    <description>タイトル: INCENDIARISM AND LOCALIZED RIGHT CEREBRAL LESION
著者: Kishimoto, Toshifumi; Matsumoto, Hirofumi; Kawabata, Yoko; Sakabe, Yoko; Yumizaki, Yasutoshi; Masuda, Nobuaki; Tatsuda, Hiroshi; Ikawa, Genro; Nakamuro, Takuya
抄録: A right-handed male with hemisphere lesion arrested due to impulsive &#xD;
incendiarism. His mental state was investigated for the forensic assessment. He was &#xD;
diagnosed with dementia due to head trauma. He was suffering from personality change &#xD;
due to organic brain lesion after a traffic accident. In spite of the severity and volume of &#xD;
the lesion, he showed very mild neurological and neuropsychological signs. He had some &#xD;
impairment in reality testing or communication and severe impairment in judgment, think- &#xD;
ing and mood. He was also in a catastrophic state. He had no responsibility at the time &#xD;
the offense was committed.</description>
    <dc:date>1995-04-29T15:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>ハイリスク新生児の精神発達に関する予後調査研究 : 奈良県立医科大学附属病院新生児集中治療部で管理を受けた72例を対象として</title>
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    <description>タイトル: ハイリスク新生児の精神発達に関する予後調査研究 : 奈良県立医科大学附属病院新生児集中治療部で管理を受けた72例を対象として
著者: 平尾, 文雄
抄録: To clarify developmental outcone and its relationship to risk factors for &#xD;
high risk newborn infants, a longitudinal prospective study was done on 72 infants, Subjects &#xD;
aged from one through seven had been admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit &#xD;
(NICU) at Nara Medical University Hospital. The follow up evaluations were performed &#xD;
every half year for the infants aged under three, and every year for those over that age, and &#xD;
consisted of five examinations. They were assessments of risk factors, developmental &#xD;
quotient (DQ), early infantile behavioral problems, physical measurement and home envi- &#xD;
ronment estimated by Japanese Home Screning Questionnarie (JHSQ). The results were &#xD;
summarized as follows : 1. The DQ of the subjects at each age was within the normal range. &#xD;
On the subjects of four years and up, the DQ's were high in 'Self-help' and low in 'Language'. &#xD;
2. The weight of the subjects at each age was lower than the median value of the Japanese. &#xD;
The head circumference was roughly equal to the median value. Height, weight and head &#xD;
circumference measurements significantly correlated with the DQ in the subjects aged &#xD;
three. 3, The significant risk factors for DQ were abnormalities of parents' characters, &#xD;
maternal stress during pregnancy, infantile heart disease, anemia and long-term endotra- &#xD;
cheal intubation. As the result of quanification method I, the effects of each risk factor on &#xD;
the DQ were put in order as follows : (1) infantile heart disease, (2) past abortions, (3) birth &#xD;
weight, (4) abnormalities of brain CT, and (5) family illness. 4. About early infantile &#xD;
behavioral problems, little babble and lost speech significantly affected the DQ in a negative &#xD;
way. 5. Home envimonment of subjects aged three correlated well with the DQ.</description>
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