MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER IN DONOR IN TOE RENAL TRANSPLANT: CASE STUDY
Keywords:
major depressive disorder, renal transplant, cognitive-behavior therapyAbstract
This study assessed the impact of cognitive-behavioral intervention in a candidate to donor for renal transplant, attended at psychology service in a school hospital, in the State of São Paulo. The subject was a 37 year old woman, with incomplete elementary education, manicura, married, with two children. Her main complaint was to have feelings of guilt and sadness, crying, insomnia, reduction of verbal behavior and aloof from social situations, after her donation condition had been suspended the kidney to her brother, who was in hemodialitic treatment. Sixteen thirty minutes weekly sessions were made, half-directed interviews were used, Beck Depression lnventory (BD/), State-Trait Anxiety lnventory (LDATE), Life Historical Questionaire and cognitive-behavioral techniques were app/ied the diagnosticai hypothesis was Major Depressive Transtorn, second episode, severe levei, associated with anxiety symptons. The results demonstrated the remission of depressive state and improvement of anxiety symptons and identification of disfuncional thoughts which interfered on her interpersonal relationship and guilt for non donation.
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