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2004
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Abdominal pains Empathy Hysterical symptom Femine phase Somatic conversion Collaboration between the paediatrician and the psychoanalyst Psychosomatic symptom ChildSujets proches
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Nathalie Boige et al., « The Child Ventriloquist : Abdominal Pains in the Child », Revue française de psychosomatique, ID : 10670/1.5a07c6...
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The authors offer a bidisciplinary approach to the child suffering from abdominal pain. The symptom is seen from the perspective of a somatic conversion, translating the diversity of the various underlying psycholopathological levels, which respects the evolving nature of the situation: the symptom occurs in a child in the course of his development based on physical and psycho-sexual mutations, as well as psychical malleability. Passages between the psychosomatic and hysterical aspects of the symptom exist, as they do between different forms of symbolization - present, absent, virtual or not. The message can perhaps be explored using M. Klein's concept of the feminine phase.
