47,XYY and 46,XY males with antisocial and/or sex-offending behavior: antiandrogen therapy plus counseling
@article{Money197547XYYA4, title={47,XYY and 46,XY males with antisocial and/or sex-offending behavior: antiandrogen therapy plus counseling}, author={John William Money and Claus Wiedeking and Paul Andrew Walker and Claude J. Migeon and William J Meyer and DigamberS. Borgaonkar}, journal={Psychoneuroendocrinology}, year={1975}, volume={1}, pages={165-178} }
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Follow-up of 11 XYY males with impulsive and/or sex-offending behaviour
- PsychologyPsychological Medicine
- 1979
Eleven behaviourally abnormal XYY males who had been treated in a structured combined programme of antiandrogen medication and counseling were followed up 1 year after cessation of the programme, and therapeutic success appeared questionable.
Depo-provera treatment for sex-offending behavior: An evaluation of outcome Walter J. Meyer, III, Collier Cole, Evangeline Emory University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX 77555-0429
- Medicine, PsychologyBiological Psychiatry
- 1992
Postadolescent paraphilic sex offenders: Antiandrogenic and counseling therapy follow-up
- Medicine
- 1981
Medroxyprogesterone acetate (MP A) is a synthetic progestinic steroid the long -acting form of which is marketed as Depo -Provera® (Upjohn). One of its uses is as an androgen -depleting hormone in…
Medroxyprogesterone acetate antiandrogen treatment of hypersexuality in a pedophiliac sex offender.
- Medicine, Biology
- 1983
Medroxyprogesterone therapy resulted in decreased libido, few side effects, and no recurrence of sex offenses, but there was no change in the patient's sexual orientation.
Sex chromosome anomalies, hormones, and sexuality.
- Medicine, PsychologyArchives of general psychiatry
- 1988
A double-blind controlled investigation of XYY and XXY men found in a birth cohort of 4591 tall men born in Copenhagen gathered sexual information and assessed the role of hormonal determinants on sexual behavior.
The Antiandrogen and Hormonal Treatment of Sex Offenders
- Psychology
- 1990
The treatment of sexual offenders using hormonal agents and antiandrogens is an increasingly important approach to a difficult clinical problem as the demand for longer terms of incarceration as a solution to the problem has escalated.
The paraphilias and Depo-Provera: some medical, ethical and legal considerations.
- Psychology, MedicineThe Bulletin of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
- 1989
Medroxyprogesterone can be used to decrease unacceptable erotic urges and fantasies, with the intent of increasing self-control, in patients with paraphilic disorders.
Sexually abusive behaviour in an adolescent boy with the 48,XXYY syndrome: a case study
- Psychology
- 1996
The case of a sexually abusive adolescent boy with an unusual and rare chromosomal disorder, the 48,XXYY syndrome, who continues to be sexually aroused by children, experiencing sadistic sexual fantasies, and to hold beliefs supporting sexual involvement with children is described.
Psychopharmacological therapy of deviant sexual behavior.
- Psychology, MedicineThe Journal of general psychology
- 1988
The combination of pharmacotherapy and either psychotherapy or behavioral therapy has been the most effective approach to reducing the sex drive of sexual deviants.
Physical and Chemical Castration of Sex Offenders: A Review.
- Law
- 1997
ABSTRACT Castration, or removal of the testes, has been documented throughout history, occurring for a variety of social, punishment, and medical reasons. Currently, both “physical” and “chemical”…
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