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The Case Against the ‘S’: Is Functional Neurological Disorder(s) One Condition or Many?
Palmer DD, Edwards MJ, Mattingley JB.
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Management of functional neurological disorder [PDF]
AbstractFunctional neurological disorder (FND) is a common cause of persistent and disabling neurological symptoms. These symptoms are varied and include abnormal control of movement, episodes of altered awareness resembling epileptic seizures and abnormal sensation and are often comorbid with chronic pain, fatigue and cognitive symptoms.
Glenn Nielsen +2 more
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Neuroimaging in Functional Neurological Disorder: State of the Field and Research Agenda [PDF]
Functional neurological disorder (FND) was of great interest to early clinical neuroscience leaders. During the 20th century, neurology and psychiatry grew apart – leaving FND a borderland condition.
Quinton Deeley +2 more
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Functional neurological disorder in the emergency department [PDF]
AbstractWe provide a narrative review of functional neurological disorder (FND, or conversion disorder) for the emergency department (ED). Diagnosis of FND has shifted from a “rule‐out” disorder to one now based on the recognition of positive clinical signs, allowing the ED physician to make a suspected or likely diagnosis of FND.
Jon Stone +2 more
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Functional Neurological Disorder
Seminars in NeurologyAbstract Despite a long-documented history in psychology and psychiatry, functional neurological disorder (FND), also known as functional neurologic symptom disorder (FNSD) or “conversion disorder,” remains poorly understood. The experience of transient, unexplained neurological symptoms is normative in the general population and is not ...
Barbara A, Dworetzky +1 more
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Functional Neurological Disorders
Neuroscience and Behavioral Physiology, 2021This paper reviews the literature on functional neurological disorders (Dissociative (conversion disorders - F44). The authors present a change in views on the etiology and the main mechanisms of the pathogenesis of this pathology during the period of its study.
L S, Chutko, S Yu, Surushkina
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Functional neurological disorder: a review
British Dental Journal, 2023Functional neurological disorder is a common condition which may present to dental professionals. The dental team need to be aware of its varying presentation and the impact this can have on dental management. An overview on functional neurological disorder will be provided, as well as information regarding three patient cases.
Karishma, Dusara +2 more
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Functional Neurologic Disorders
Continuum, 2015Functional neurologic disorders, also called psychogenic, nonorganic, conversion, and dissociative disorders, are among the most common problems in neurologic practice. This article presents a practical guide to clinical assessment and treatment, incorporating emerging research evidence.
Jon, Stone, Alan, Carson
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