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The case histories of two patients, each with peptic ulcer and hypertension, are reported and discussed. It is asserted that organ neuroses occur together or in combination with one another more frequently than one might expect from reading psychiatric literature. In the two cases discussed 'the psychosomatic "formulas" that have been postulated by the Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis seem to apply, … even though the entities were found in combination with one another'.