Psychosomatic medicine has developed a great deal in Japan, both in academic and clinical terms.Before this volume, however, such developments were not well known in the western world.The book consists of several articles illustrating the various aspects of consultation liaison psychiatry in Japan, including psychooncology, psychonephrology and transplant medicine.It is an essential reference to understand the Japanese psychosomatic approach to health and disease.
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