Teleconsultation

Dear Sigmund Freud, I hope this letter finds you in a moment of relative comfort and peace amidst your ongoing struggles. I understand that you have questions regarding the care of your obturator prosthesis, the materials used in its construction, and the progress of science in this domain. I will endeavor to provide you with […]

To: Sigmund Freud From: Max Schur, M.D. Psychoanalytiker Dear Professor Freud, I hope this letter finds you in a moment of tranquility amidst the concerns that have been brought forth by your medical condition. I understand that the uncertainty surrounding your diagnosis and prognosis can be deeply unsettling, and it is with a sense of

Dear Mr. Freud, I hope this letter finds you in a period of relative comfort and tranquility amidst your ongoing health challenges. I understand that you have inquired about the specific nature of the carcinoma that was resected. Based on the information provided and the historical context, it appears that the diagnosis was indeed verrucous

Dear Mr. Freud, I hope this letter finds you in good health and reflective spirits. I am writing to address your recent inquiries concerning the advancements in the medical field, particularly in the realm of oral cancer, and how these might influence the psychoanalytic treatment I would provide today, as opposed to the approach we

Dear Herr Professor Dr. Sigmund Freud, It is with great respect and a deep sense of professional duty that I address your query regarding the use of Orthoform in the context of your treatment, particularly in light of the recent paper by Prof. Trimarchi on necrosis related to cocaine abuse. First and foremost, I would

To: Sigmund Freud From: Max Schur, M.D. Psychoanalytiker Dear Professor Freud, I hope this letter finds you in a moment of relative comfort amidst the challenges you are facing. I understand that you are in need of a new obturator, and I want to assure you that addressing this need is of utmost importance for

Dear Mr. Freud, I hope this letter finds you in a state of relative comfort despite the circumstances that have prompted your query. As your physician and confidant, I understand the distress that physical symptoms can cause, particularly when they intersect with our psychological well-being. First and foremost, it is essential to address the swelling

Dear Sigmund, I understand that you are currently in an ambulance, and your mind is occupied with thoughts about your treatment options, including Intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT). It is quite natural to seek information and clarity about the medical procedures that one might undergo, especially in times of uncertainty and distress. IMRT is a sophisticated form

QUESTION I am tired and I will give up. Does it make any sense to have a new resection? Our would you recommend radiotherapy. Please list past surgical procedures. Dear Mr. Freud, I understand that you are feeling exhausted and considering giving up on further treatment. It is natural to feel overwhelmed when facing a

Dear Sigmund Freud, We understand that waiting for a medical procedure can be a time filled with uncertainty and concern. It is natural to feel hesitant about undergoing surgery, especially if you have had previous experiences that make you cautious. We are here to support you through this process and to help you make an