PEP | Article - Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry. XVII, 1978: Psychological Implications of Childhood Genitourinary Surgery. An Empirical Study. Mark J. Blotcky and Ira Grossman. Pp. 488-497.

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Abstract

This retrospective study demonstrates a statistically significant association between childhood genitourinary surgery and emotional disturbance, but demonstrates no such relationship between childhood ENT surgery and emotional disturbance. Further, the data reveal a significant association between children seen for psychiatric evaluation and genitourinary surgery but again fail to demonstrate a relationship to prior ENT surgery. The interpretation of these results remains one of association and not causality.

PEP | Article - Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry. XVII, 1978: Psychological Implications of Childhood Genitourinary Surgery. An Empirical Study. Mark J. Blotcky and Ira Grossman. Pp. 488-497. - The Psychoanalytic Quarterly