Stress, Psychological

Publication Title: 
Khirurgiia
Author(s): 
Abdullaev, G. I.
Fel', M. I.
Gasanov, Kh S.
Kiazbekova, S. A.
Porfir'eva, V. A.
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The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
Author(s): 
Kolouch, F. T.
Publication Title: 
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
Author(s): 
McAmmond, D. M.
Davidson, P. O.
Kovitz, D. M.
Publication Title: 
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
Author(s): 
Bartlett, E. E.
Publication Title: 
The Manchester Medical Gazette
Author(s): 
Finlay, M.
Publication Title: 
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
Author(s): 
Dy, A. J.
Fabbri, R.
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American Journal of Psychotherapy
Author(s): 
Sacerdote, P.
Publication Title: 
Psychosomatic Medicine
Author(s): 
Cobb, L. A.
Ripley, H. S.
Jones, J. W.
Publication Title: 
Journal of Abnormal Psychology
Author(s): 
Hilgard, E. R.
Macdonald, H.
Marshall, G.
Morgan, A. H.
Publication Title: 
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

The influence of emotional stress on the onset and control of bleeding episodes is a well-known fact. Oral surgical procedures are a common cause of severe states of anxiety in hemophiliacs. Anxiety has been shown to trigger and/or complicate an existing hemorrhagic episode in hemophiliacs. This is true in adults as well as children. Hypnosis, when applicable, has been found to be an excellent adjunct for the control of anxiety. It has been observed that in a relaxed and tranquil hemophiliac, his hemorrhagic tendency during and after surgery is considerably decreased.

Author(s): 
Lucas, O. N.

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