Avtor/Urednik		Židanik, Miloš
Naslov		Hodgkinova bolezen v luči psihodinamičnih in razvojnih faktorjev: prikaz primera
Prevedeni naslov		Hodgkin's disease - an approach regarding psychodinamic and developmental factors
Tip		članek
Vir		Psihol Obz Ljublj
Vol. in št.		Letnik 8, št. 1
Leto izdaje		1999
Obseg		str. 105-15
Jezik		slo
Abstrakt		Background: In spite of intensive research, the etiology and the pathogenesis of Hodgkin's lymphoma are still unclear. In this article I am presenting Hodgkin's disease as a psychosomatic disorder with accentuation on nongenetic and nonbiological etiological factors and as a disease provoking mental disorders when the lymphoma itself is in good remission. In a case report I will show the psychodinamic and environmental factors that had an effect on the appearance of the disease besides biological vulnerability and the psychodinamic factors, that led to present symptoms. Conclusions: The aim of this article is to spur on the stating of the psychodinamic factors at other patients with Hodgkin's disease for better understanding of all circumstances of this illness and to include psychoterapy in the treatment plan for patients with lymphoma.
Izvleček		Izhodišča: Etiologija in patogeneza Hodgkinovega limfoma je kljub intenzivnim raziskavam še vedno nejasna. V članku to bolezen prikazujem kot psihosomatsko bolezen, s poudarkom na nedednostnih in nebioloških faktorjih, ki vplivajo na razvoj bolezni, in kot obolenje, ki vpliva na razvoj psihičnih motenj, ko je sam limfom že v dobri remisiji. V predstavitvi kliničnega primera poudarjam psihodinamične dejavnike in dejavnike okolja, ki so pripomogli k pojavu bolezni ob siceršnji somatski ranljivosti, ter psihodinamične dejavnike ob aktualni problematiki. Zaključki: Cilj tega članka je spodbuditi ugotavljanje psihodinamičnih faktorjev tudi pri drugih bolnikih s Hodgkinovo boleznijo in s tem bolje razumeti ozadje to bolezni ter spodbuditi razmišljanje o potrebi psihoterapevtske obravnave ob bolezni in v obdobju po njej.
Deskriptorji		HODGKIN'S DISEASE PSYCHOTHERAPY PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC DISORDERS ADULT SOMATOFORM DISORDERS