《War Neuroses in North Africa》

Introduction4

Scope and Material5

Classification7

Clinical Syndromes11

Free-floating Anxiety States11

a)Severe12

b)Mild29

Somatic Regressions40

Psychosomatic Visceral Disturbances45

Conversion States53

Depressed States64

Concussion States74

Exhaustion States84

Psychotic States87

Malingering95

Summary97

Psychiatric Problems in the Air Forces98

a)Ground Personnel102

b)Flying Personnel107

Flying Fatigue110

Clinical Syndromes121

Summary128

Etiology131

Constitutional Factors132

Previous Neurotic Trends132

Sociological Factors136

Physical States138

Psychological Factors140

Prognosis142

Treatment149

a)General Goals149

b)Prophylaxis149

c)Active Psychiatric Treatment151

1．In Forward Areas152

2．At Base Areas156

Narcosynthesis157

Psychotherapy175

Convulsive Shock Therapy214

Continuous Sleep Treatment225

General Convalescent Care225

Occupational Therapy226

Group Therapy228

Other Methods229

3．At Rear Areas229

Results of Treatment232

Psychodynamics236

Factors Augmenting Anxiety238

Factors Protective Against Anxiety242

Conditions Breaking Down Capacity for Handling Anxiety249

Dynamic Struggles of Ego with Anxiety254

Psychobiological Mechanisms263

Dynamic Source of Various Symptoms of the War Neuroses272

Dynamic Effect of Narcosynthesis and Psychotherapy284

The Reconstructed Ego and its Viscissitudes291

Summary298