Publications by authors named "Passau"
Article Synopsis
- Limited diagnostic tools in emergency settings affect out-of-hospital care, and prehospital ultrasound could help bridge this gap.
- A survey of emergency physicians in Germany showed that 71.9% believe point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is beneficial, but only 43.8% had formal POCUS training.
- Those who participated in certified training and regularly used ultrasound reported higher self-confidence in their POCUS skills, highlighting the importance of education and practice in improving emergency diagnostics.
The spontaneous statements a patient with writers' cramp made in analytic psychotherapy about the relatively slight motor disorder of his right hand were recorded. This immediate presentation of the relations between the patient's person and his disorder were compared with investigations and reports about patients with writer's cramp in psychotherapy. Similarities and differences in the views of the patient and of the therapists about the relation between person and symptom were shown.
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