Emile Kreperin

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Emile Kreperin

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Classified from prognosis as being unable to classify from causes such as genetics and cerebral biology, the sixth edition of the textbook by him classified it as early onset dementia () and bipolar disorder () and modern "" ( DSM) to continue affecting the time.

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Career

Kreperin was born in northern Germany in 1856. I was born in Neuschterritz in Germany.

In 1878 I got a doctorate in Würzburg and worked as a researcher under a brain biologist () at the clinic, but everyone is studying the brain with a microscope, whereas Kleperin has a bad eye I could not observe it like everyone else.

Kleperin has been reading enthusiastically about the writings of Kleperin, and when Wunt's laboratory was established in 1879, Kleperin wants to work there, propose to work there, left Munich in 1882 and devote himself to psychological research with Vundt . Kreperin wrote "Introductory" in 1883 at the age of 27 from money policy because he was ahead of marriage. In the following year, I become a doctor for my living. But in 1886 he was appointed professor of psychiatry at Dollpart University and he was interested in the course of the patient.

In 1890 he became a professor of psychiatry at the University of Heidelberg. So he prepared a card that wrote the medical history of the patient and the situation at the time of discharge. And from that result we classified mental disorders. Kleepelin chose a medium called a textbook rather than an essay and will continue to revise from 1883.

In 1859, but insisted that psychosis can not be further classified, but in the 1850s () means that "cyclical insanity" occurs alternately with manic and depression I was checking, and in 1863 () was advocating a rupture disease. Although Kreperin tried classification from such pioneering research, it became the third edition of the textbook in 1893, and it was classified from his card, but it was added. And it is said that the cause of the early onset dementia is biological and it is historical because it leaves the system expressing it in psychiatry by adding explanation. In the 5th edition of 1896, only classification is "bored" [ __] "and because it can not be classified from causes, we switched from a prognosis to a classification based on the prognosis, not from the cause of genetics and cerebral biology.

The sixth edition of 1899 will have an impact that continues until the modern "" (DSM). Kreperin states that the value of diagnosis for psychiatrists is to predict the future. It is divided into 13 groups, and so on. Two of them bisected psychosis into premature dementia () and (now say). This means that they were divided into those with emotional problems and those with emotional problems.

In the observation of the prognosis, bipolar disorder is a circulatory disorder that recovers spontaneously, early onset dementia by Klerin is recovered only by a quarter, and the rest has progressed to dementia. In 1908 he proposed the term for what Kreperin called early sexual dementia.

In addition, his research on him became the prototype of Japan (Kleberin examination) later.

Died at.

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Since Kreperin tried to put useful researchers around in Heidelberg, there were people around him who would be responsible for the neuroscience in Germany later.

To the disciple of the discipline, for the first time reporting the disease known as present, it became the basis of the name of being known for exploring its pathology (Frederic H. Lewy) There are.

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References

• Edward Shorter "History of psychiatry" Kimura Isao (translation), Aoiwara Corporation, October 1999. . , A History of Psychiatry: From the Era of the Asylum to the Age of Prozac, 1997

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