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Disguised hysteria in a child psychosis?
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LILIANA PUALUAN DE GOMBEROFF, M.A.**
MARIO GOMBEROFF J., M.D.***
In this paper we present vignettes of psychoanalytic treatment of an eight-and-a-half-year-old boy who is consulting for a progressive deterioration of language, inability to learn, tendency to be isolated, and lack of interest to relate with others. This symptomatology had approximately a year of evolution and was increasing. The diagnosis was atypical psychosis. The quick recovery with psychoanalysis suggested the question of whether the psychosis was not just a disguise of hysteria.
At the present time hysteria is rarely ...
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