Publicaties van J.H. Jessurun

Hieronder staan de publicaties over het Asperger syndroom, waar de auteur van deze internet-pagina's aan heeft meegewerkt. Een aantal ervan zijn integraal weergegeven en slechts één druk op de knop verwijderd.


C. Verhagen-Redtenbacher and J.H. Jessurun

Diagnose: Structurele hapering in casu het Asperger Syndroom

Gepubliceerd in: Tijdschrift voor Psychiatrie, 37 (1995), 461-474.

Samenvatting

This article tries to show why it is necessary to discern the syndrome of Asperger within the scala of pervasive developmental disorders. The basis of the syndrome is a deficit in the possibility of relating to other people. This deficit is not as clearcut s in Kanner-autism and of a different type, which explains why the patient is often misappraised, which leads to a lot of suffering for the patient and his caretakers. The conclusion is, that Aspergers need a different kind of treatment than other pervasive developmental disorders; mainly supportive counseling for patient and parents (caretakers).


J.H. Jessurun and C. Verhagen-Redtenbacher

The Asperger-syndrome in the DSM-IV

Published in: Tijdschrift voor Psychiatrie, 38 (1996).

Samenvatting

In this article the DSM-IV criteria for the Asperger-syndrome and autism are examined, concluding that as a consequence of the excluding criterium that Asperger vannot be classified if autism can be classified, it is virtually impossible to come to the first classification. The question is raised why the criterium of clumsiness has not been included in the DSM-IV, as oppposed to the other classification systems. As things stand now, the authors conclude it is of the utmost importance for clinicians to diagnose patients, and not only classify them, in order to force ourselves to think about treatment possibilities, goals and methods.


J.H. Jessurun

Differentiaal diagnostische kwestie: Asperger syndroom versus High Functioning Autisme.

Gepubliceerd in: Metanoia (Wetenschappelijk tijdschrift van de Stichting GGzE), 1997.

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In this article the author reviews the research of the last few years, trying to find sound differences between the Asperger Syndrome and High Functioning Autism. He concludes that the latest research has sound evidence of such a difference and proposes some criteria for differentiation.

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