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      Severe personality disorders. Treatment issues and selection for in-patient psychotherapy.

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          Severe personality disorder (SPD) is an imprecise but useful term referring to some notoriously difficult to treat psychiatric patients. Their long-term psychiatric treatment is often unsuccessful, in spite of hospitalisation. The specialist expertise of in-patient psychotherapy units (IPUs) can successfully meet some of SPD patients' needs.

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          Journal
          Br J Psychiatry
          The British journal of psychiatry : the journal of mental science
          0007-1250
          0007-1250
          Jun 1996
          : 168
          : 6
          Affiliations
          [1 ] Henderson Hospital, Sutton, Surrey.
          Article
          S0007125000144459
          8773815
          c6c22c31-8b2c-4598-a9b0-b425bc526951
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