Are severe psychiatric disorders in childbed of endogenous or organic nature? German contributions to the biological, nosological and psychopathological research in postpartum psychosis in the 18(th) and 19(th) century.

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Author/s: Lanczik, M (M); Bergant, A (A); Klier, C (C);

Affiliation: m.lanczik(-atsign-)psych-bozen.it

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Publication Type: Historical Article; Journal Article

Journal: Archives of women's mental health (Arch Womens Ment Health), published in Austria. (Language: eng)

Reference: 2006-Sep; vol 9 (issue 5) : pp 293-9

Dates: Created 2006/09/05; Completed 2006/11/14;

PMID: 16937317, status: MEDLINE (last retrieval date: 12/26/2008)

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History, 19th Century
Humans
Postpartum Period - psychology
Psychopathology
Psychotic Disorders - classification; etiology; history

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