The psychiatric casualties of 24 Korean workers from abroad have been studied a t Department o f Neuro-psyc hiatry, Chung-Ang University, College of Medicine, from the period of Jarmary, 1972 to September, 1978. The results are as follows: 1. Neurotics are fotihd to be most frequent, occupying 66.1% of the all cases and organic brain syndrome,! 25.0%, and personality disorder, 8.3%. Lesser than half (45.8%) of all cases had history of brain injury. 2. One half had recieved an accident within three months of their employment and this is more so for the brain injureared (63. 1% ). 3. Most of the brain injured had had education of middle to high school and are engaged in a risky job, such as driver of buldozer. 4. Most of the non-brain injured patient are found to have lost： their father early in their lives and had to Assume economic responsib ility for the family. They had more interpersonal conflicts thap others in their occupatio nal adjustment, changing their job frequently. 5. Headache was the most frequent in 75. 0% and dizzinm (51.2%) and insDmiia (37. 596) in the next order. Other common symptome are memory difficulty, chsst pain, lanbaga and ganeral pains, bat tha non-bra in injured tend to have mare colorful complaints 6. Accompanying diseases, other than psychiatric problem, were found in three quarter of all cases. 7. On MMPI, more than 40% of them gave scores higher than 60 on scales of Hs, Hy, and tt, suggesting of Pheif higher neurotic tendency. High scores of Pa were also found among the non-brain injured patients
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