The personality pattern of duodenal ulcer patients in relation to spontaneous ulcer healing and relapse.
作者： P. MADSEN , E. KRAG , U. KNIGGE , L. HØJGAARD , A. DEJGÅRD
DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2796.1989.TB01414.X
关键词: Internal medicine 、 Disease 、 Duodenum 、 Personality 、 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory 、 Surgery 、 Psychometrics 、 Medicine 、 Ulcer healing 、 Personality disorders 、 Neuroticism
摘要: Jess P, von der Lieth L, Matzen Madsen Krag E, Knigge U, Hojgaard Dejgard A, Christiansen PM, Bonnevie O. (Departments of Medical and Surgical Gastroenterology, Hvidovre Hospital, University Copenhagen, Clinic St. Kongensgade 68 Denmark). The personality pattern duodenal ulcer patients in relation to spontaneous healing relapse. One hundred consecutive out-patients with ulceration from a hospital gastroenterological clinic were tested the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI). This was carried out order investigate whether neuroticism or other disorders characteristics patients, presence such possible might influence prognosis disease. Neuroticism occurred 53% but only 5% controls (P < 0.0001). Overall, present 69% compared 30% 0.0001). Neuroticism connected high frequency relapse 0.05) whereas failure had no certain disorders. Patients non-neurotic more frequently suffered stressful life events before entrance study and, like neurotic they lower ego-strength cope 0.05). The results indicate that assessments make it distinguish between subgroups different course disease.
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