Key result
Direct explanation may resolve traumatic neurotic syndrome in patients who awaken paralyzed during surgery.
Why the study?
Does a direct explanation of the situation cure traumatic neurotic syndrome in patients who awakened paralyzed during surgery?
Population
Patients who awakened from light anesthesia while still unable to move (paralyzed during surgery)
Design
Case_series
Authors
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May support direct explanation for awareness-with-paralysis symptoms; leaves open confirmation in prospective studies.
Case Report
Does a direct explanation of the situation cure traumatic neurotic syndrome in patients who awakened paralyzed during surgery?
Providing a direct explanation to patients who experienced intraoperative awareness with paralysis can dramatically cure their subsequent traumatic neurotic symptoms.
R. S. Blacher (1975) conducted a case report in Traumatic neurotic syndrome. Direct explanation of the situation was evaluated on Cure of symptoms. A direct explanation of the situation often serves as a dramatic cure for the traumatic neurotic syndrome developed by patients who awaken paralyzed during surgery.
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