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Rev. CES psicol ; 4(2): 15-28, jul.-dic. 2011.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-666916

ABSTRACT

À medida que aumenta o consumo de álcool, as consequências negativas também aumentam na vida do consumidor, e em particular, no capítulo das suas relações interpessoais. Este estudo teve como objectivo reunir a literatura que tem vindo a debruçar-se sobre a influência do álcool na vida conjugal dos consumidores. Ao longo do artigo apresenta-se também uma sumarização dos resultados divulgados em domínios subjacentes como a satisfação marital, a comunicação e a sexualidade.


A medida que aumenta el consumo de alcohol, los efectos negativos también aumentan en la vida del bebedor, en particular, en el capítulo de sus relaciones interpersonales. Este trabajo tuvo como objetivo revisar las publicaciones que se han enfocado en los efectos del alcohol en la relación conyugal. A lo largo del artículo se presenta un resumen de los resultados divulgados en las áreas de la satisfacción marital, la comunicación y la sexualidad de la pareja.


As alcohol consumption increases, the negative effects also increase in the drinker's life, in particular way, in the chapter of their interpersonal relationships. This article meets the literature that focus on the influence of alcohol on the couple relationship. Throughout the article also presents a summary of the results disclosed in couple areas such as marital satisfaction, communication, conflictuality and sexuality.


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Humans , Alcoholism , Family Conflict/ethics
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Indian J Dermatol Venereol Leprol ; 2008 Sep-Oct; 74(5): 478-80
Article in English | IMSEAR | ID: sea-51930

ABSTRACT

Neutrophilic dermatosis of the dorsal hands, a localized form of Sweet's syndrome, was recently described, and can be associated with several diseases including infections. Chronic hepatitis C virus infection has been proposed as a possible triggering factor. The authors present a case in which the clinical and laboratory workup diagnosis only revealed positive serology for hepatitis C virus. Although a cause-effect relation could not be proved, it might be advisable to include serology for this virus in the initial evaluation of patients with neutrophilic dermatosis.

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