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The following abstracts are edited versions of English summaries which appeared in Forum and are published with the permission of the journal.
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Case reports of the analytic psychotherapy of cancer patients are rarely found in the literature. This paper discusses the importance of cancer in regard to transference and countertransference. The author illustrates this by describing
sequences from the beginning and from the end of a therapy. The complexity of the interaction and especially the problem of aggression became obvious at termination, the most difficult phase of therapy, because the patient developed multiple metastases at that time.