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Psychosomatic Medicine 20:30-32 (1958)
© 1958 American Psychosomatic Society
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The Bender-Gestalt test has been used with duodenal ulcer patients to determine its effectiveness as an index of the patient's response to medical therapy. The raw scores of a group of 9 patients who had successfully managed their symptoms over a period of years, and those of a group of 9 patients who were considered medically intractable and for whom surgery was foreseen, did not overlap. A significant difference was also found between those intractable patients who respond well to surgery and those who experience a recurrence of symptoms.
Submitted on June 17, 1957
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