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  1. Huber and Gross’s concept of basic symptoms (“deficiencies subjectively experienced as deficiencies and impairments, missed before the onset of the disorder in intra-individual comparison”); the basic symptoms; the pre-psychotic syndromes, the outpost syndromes, the post-psychotic reversible and irreversible basic stages, determin...

  2. Gerd Huber (1921-2012) was an influential West German psychiatrist and neurologist of the postwar period. Especially his studies with imaging techniques on the question of brain atrophy, the long-term course and the basic symptoms of schizophrenic disorders made a significant contribution to the res ….

  3. Gerd Huber (* 3. Dezember 1921 in Echterdingen; † 8. April 2012 ebenda) war ein deutscher Psychiater

  4. Mar 1, 1984 · Starting in the 1950s, Gerd Huber, the major German pupil of Kurt Schneider, gradually evolved a concept of minus or negative symptoms in schizophrenia, which were not, like Bleuler's, behavioral but experiential in kind.

  5. 50 years after the first description of cenesthetic schizophrenia as a concept by Gerd Huber, it can be valued as a starting point of fundamental insights into the course of schizophrenia and also for the development of the concept of basic symptoms assessment.

  6. G. Huber. Gerd Gross. The therapy of the 'group of schizophrenias' (E. Bleuler), corresponding approximately the ICD-10-category F2 and including also their prodromal and residual stages,...

  7. Gerd Huber 1 , Gisela Gross 1 Affiliation 1 Bonn, Germany. PMID: 25384873 DOI: 10.1017/S0924270800032750 No abstract available ...