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THE CONCEPT OF DISSOCIATION

In this article, the author discusses the changes in the new edition of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) related to dissociative and conversion disorders. He comments on theelimination of the concept of hysteria, the introduction of a new group of dissociative (neurotic) disorders and the creation ofa new category oforganic (dissociative) conversion disorders. The author discusses the differences and similarities ofthe current edition in regard to the previous (ICD-9) and the influence of the DSM-III-R on the ICD-10.