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A Consideration on Proximity of Some Obsessive-compulsive Disorders to Depression Satoshi Nakajima 1 1National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry Keyword: Obsessive-compulsive disorder , Depression , "Werdenshemmung" , Psychic antagonism pp.1197-1204
Published Date 1988/11/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405204608
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 We discussed how close to "depression" were two cases which would generally be diagnosed as obsessive-compulsive neurosis. These cases did not show evident symptoms which are typical of depression, such as depressive mood or psychomotor retardation. However, in these two cases, inability to make an end of the past, or incessant consciousness of loss were considered to lie behind the obsessive-compulsive sympoms. Both cases were recognized as expressions of "Werdenshemmung", that is, supression of "ongoing", which Straus and von Gebsattel proposed as the basic element in depression. It was thought that, because this, our cases could be said to be states close to "depression". We made further considerations concerning the reason why this "Werdenshemmung" was expressed in the form of obsessive-compulsive symptoms rather than those of typical depression. As an explanation, it was proposed that this unusual expression was conditioned by resistance against "Werdenshemmung". The personality trait of the patients under consideration may be called "obstinacy against subjection". It involves the mechanism of Morita's "psychic antagonism". We contrasted this state to that of typical depression which is thought to develop usually on the basis of "Typus melancholicus" (Tellenbach).


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