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 Psychiatric Problems of Organ Transplantation, Cancer, HIV/AIDS and Genetic Therapy
Proceedings of the 13th Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry International Symposium,Tokyo, Japan, 29-30 September 1998
Edited by
M. Matsushita, Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry, 2-1-8 Kamikitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 156-8585, Japan
I. Fukunishi, Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry, 2-1-8 Kamikitazawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 156-8585, Japan
Included in series
International Congress, 1174
Description
Cutting Edge Medicine and Liaison Psychiatry/Psychiatric Problems of Organ Transplantation, Cancer, HIV/AIDS and Genetic Therapy
has been created in response to the demands from modern medicine for a focus on psychiatric problems in cutting-edge medicine, such as
those related to organ transplantation, genetic therapy, cancer and HIV/AIDS.
With the rapid changes of modernized societies, the
area of psychiatry is expected to deal with a greater range of disorders. The field is no longer limited to classic disorders such as
schizophrenia and bipolar disorders. Cutting-edge medicine, such as genetic diagnosis, genetic therapy and organ transplantation are
becoming major foci in the 21st century and the psychological problems arising in these areas are growing sequentially.
The 13th
Tokyo Institute of Psychiatry International Symposium was held in Tokyo, Japan on 29-30 September 1998 to discuss all areas of liaison
psychiatry: the problem of intrafamilial conflict arising over the donor-recipient relationship; the psychiatric problems of HIV infection;
and psychological and ethical issues in genetic testing, to name just a few.
It is barely 20 years since liaison psychiatry has been
established as a field of psychiatry. However the demand is expected to increase hereafter, based on the relationship between somatic
medicine and psychiatry. It is hoped that this volume will encourage discussions between psychiatrists and researchers about the future
of these areas.
Contents
Preface. Present issues of liaison psychiatry.
An overview of consultation liaison psychiatry: a proud past and bright future.
(T.N. Wise).
Models of care for patients with comorbid medical and psychiatric illness (R.G. Kathol).
The high acuity (type IV) integrated
medicine and psychiatry treatment program: can Japan adopt this model of care? (Y. Kishi, R. G. Kathol).
Psycho-oncology and HIV/AIDS.
The disclosure of information to cancer patients and the doctor-patient relationship in Japan (N. Horikawa et al.).
Psychological
process of the dying patient in Japan (T. Kashiwagi).
Several issues of psycho-oncology in Japan- psychiatric comorbidity, truth telling,
psychiatric intervention and euthanasia (T. Hosaka).
The psychiatric problems of HIV infection (N. Hirabayashi).
Genetic counseling.
Psychological and ethical issues in genetic testing (K.M. Kash et al.).
The present state of genetic counseling in Japan (Y.
Nakahori).
Organ transplant psychiatry.
Psychosocial aspects of living-related organ transplantation (I. Fukunishi).
Medical-psychological
and psychiatric aspects of kidney transplantation (U. Koch). Psychopharmacologic issues in organ transplantation (A. DiMartini, P. Trzepacz).
Pre- and postoperative management for schizophrenic patients in a medical psychiatry unit (T. Kuwahara et al.).
Initiation of
a psychological and social support program for transplant candidates and recipients in Japan (Y.R.N. Aranami et al.).
Psychonephrology.
General aspects of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) treatments and some personal experiences on psychonephrology in Japan (S. Haruki).
End-of-life issues of patients on dialysis (L.M. Cohen). Psychological problems of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients (M. Kikuchi,
I. Fukunishi).
Medical psychology in general hospitals.
The application of oriental psychosomatic medicine in consultation-liaison
psychiatry - psychosomatic characteristics of anxiety and depression (M. Takeichi, T. Sato, M. Takefu). Effects of a brief small-group
intervention on metabolic control and emotional distress in diabetes: a preliminary report (M. Akimoto et al.). Preliminary
study of the Japanese version of the defense style questionnaire (J. Mizoguchi et al.).
Difference in anxiety variables of mothers
rearing firstborn infants: a pilot study of the maternal anxiety screening scale (H. Yoshida et al.).
New aspects of general
hospital psychiatry.
The evaluation of the effectiveness of liaison psychiatric intervention in patients with chronic hepatitis type
C undergoing interferon-α therapy (T. Yamazaki et al.). The ABC of psychiatric emergencies: aggression, body, and calmatives
(K. Hatta et al.). Schizophrenia-like symptoms following living-related partial liver transplantation (J. Shigemura et al.).
Clinical investigation of the relationship between Borna disease virus (BDV) infection and schizophrenia in 67 patients in Japan (K.
Iwahashi et al.). General hospital psychiatry: looking toward the 21st century (D.R. Lipsitt).
Index of authors. Keyword
index.
| Bibliographic details |
Hardbound, 256 pages, publication date: JUN-1999
ISBN-13: 978-0-444-50220-9
ISBN-10: 0-444-50220-3
Imprint: EXCERPTA MEDICA
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