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American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis Volume 19, 1977 - Issue 3
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Hypnosis in the Treatment of Warts in Immunodeficient Children

Miriam F. Tasini M.D. Harvard Medical School, USA
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Thomas P. Hackett M.D. Harvard Medical School, USA
Pages 152-154 | Published online: 20 Sep 2011

References

  • Allington , H. V. 1952 . Review of the psychotherapy of warts . Archives of Dermatology , 66 : 316 – 326 .
  • Surman , O. S. , Gottlieb , S. K. and Hackett , T. P. 1972 . Hypnotic treatment of a child with warts . American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis , 15 : 12 – 14 .
  • Surman , O. S. , Gottlieb , S. K. , Hackett , T. P. and Silverberg , E. L. 1973 . Hypnosis in the treatment of warts . Archives of General Psychiatry , 28 : 439 – 441 .
  • Ullman , M. 1959 . On the psyche of warts, suggestion and warts — a review and comment . Psychosomatic Medicine , 21 : 473 – 488 .

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