Zusammenfassung
Es wird über zwei Patienten mit schizoaffektiver Psychose, Tumor und entsprechender Schmerzsymptomatik berichtet. Da eine kausale Zuordnung der Schmerzen allein zur somatischen oder psychischen Störung nicht möglich war, konnte nur eine vorhergehende Therapieoptimierung der schizoaffektiven Psychose in Kombination mit Opioiden erfolgreich sein.
Abstract
We report on two patients with schizoaffective psychosis, cancer, and pain. However, it is not possible to make somatic or psychic disturbances alone responsible for the pain. In patients with current schizoaffective disorders, only administration of a combination of psychopharmaceutical and opioid agents is successful.
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Brinkers, M., Pfau, G., Voigt, A. et al. Schmerzbehandlung bei Patienten mit schizoaffektiver Psychose und Tumor. Schmerz 29, 217–222 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00482-014-1505-4
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