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Suggestibility in functional neurological disorders [PDF]

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry, 2020
From the simple message of ‘I will please’ (Latin placēbō ) encapsulated in a sugar pill, to the famous theatrics of Jean-Martin Charcot’s hypnotic seizure inductions and treatments (figure 1), implicit and explicit narratives of healing and illness have been noted to exert a particularly strong influence on functional neurological disorder (FND ...
Stoyan Popkirov, Timothy R Nicholson
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Brain imaging research is thriving in functional neurological disorder. [PDF]

Neuroimage Clin
Perez DL, Kozlowska K, Aybek S.
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Management of Functional Disorders (Fibromyalgia; Functional Neurological Disorder; Irritable Bowel Syndrome): A Scoping Review

, 2020
Systematic scoping review on the management of three functional disorders: Fibromyalgia, Functional Neurological Disorder, and Irritable Bowel ...
Isabelle Harrison
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Functional neurological disorder: Engaging patients in treatment

Epilepsy & Behavior Reports, 2021
Patients with a functional neurological disorder can be difficult to engage in treatment. The reasons for this are complex and may be related to physician, patient and health care system issues.
Mary A. O'Neal, Barbara A. Dworetzky, Gaston Baslet   +2 more
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Functional Neurological Disorder Among Neurology In-Patients. [PDF]

Eur J Neurol
ABSTRACTBackgroundThe high prevalence of functional neurological disorders (FND) in specialized neurological services such as epilepsy centers or dizziness clinics is well established. Few studies exist that investigate the frequency of FND among neurology in‐patients.MethodsIn‐hospital patients with functional neurological symptoms as part of the ...
Jungilligens J, Marcinkowski E, Wehner T, Skodda S, Popkirov S.   +4 more
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Functional neurological disorder is a feminist issue [PDF]

, 2023
Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common and disabling disorder, often misunderstood by clinicians. Although viewed sceptically by some, FND is a diagnosis that can be made accurately, based on positive clinical signs, with clinical features ...
Gardiner, Paula, Finkelstein, Sara, Stanton, Biba, McCormick, M, Finkelstein, S, Begue, I., Ludwig, L., Huys, A-CM, Lidstone, SC, Roelofs, Karen, McWhirter, Laura, Burness, C, Joyce, Eileen M., Lidstone, Sarah c, Maggio, J, Alty, J, Gray, C, McWhirter, L, Tijssen, Marina A. J., Williams, I., Jordbru, Anika, Dworetzky, BA, Lidstone, S.C., Pick, Susannah, Gelauff, J., O € Sullivan, Suzanne, Lidstone, Sarah C., Mallam, E, Ball, H.A., Bègue, I, Voon, Valerie, Tuttle, Margaret C, Newby, R, Maggio, Julie, Cabreira, V, Morgante, Francesca, O’neal, Mary, Goldstein, Laura H, Tijssen, M.A., Newby, R., Huys, A.-C.M.L., Goldstein, LH, Huys, Anne Catherine Ml, Hoeritzauer, Ingrid, Newby, Rachel, Petrochilos, Panayiota, Baker, J., Laffan, A., Alty, J., Cabreira, V., Huys, Anne-Catherine Ml, Tijssen, Marina A.J., Garcin, B., Morgante, F., Stanton, B, Tuttle, Margaret C., McRae, Sarah, Lidstone, Sarah, Tijssen, Marina Aj, McCormick, Maxanne, McLoughlin, Caoimhe, Adams, Caitlin, Hoeritzauer, I., Nicholson, C, O'Neal, M, Hoeritzauer, I, Tuttle, M.C., Finkelstein, S., Aybek, Selma, Roelofs, K, Williams, I, Gelauff, Jeannette, Pareés, I, Jordbru, A., McLoughlin, C, O'Sullivan, S., Voon, V., Garcin, B, Phillips, W, Alty, Jane, O'Sullivan, Suzanne, Tijssen, MA, Roelofs, K., Tuttle, MC, Linden, Stefanie Caroline, Ludwig, Lea, O'Neal, Mary, Goldstein, Laura H., Joyce, Eileen M, Parees, I., McCormick, M., Ball, HA, Laffan, Aoife, Gray, Cordelia, Adams, C., Mallam, Elizabeth, Pareés, Isabel, Bullock, K., Aybek, S., Roelofs, Karin, Petrochilos, P, Linden, S.C., Cabreira, Verónica, Bègue, Indrit, Chalder, Trudie, Williams, Isobel, Chalder, T., Goldstein, L.H., Kim, D, Phillips, Wendy, Bullock, K, Baker, J, Kim, D., Garcin, Béatrice, McRae, S., Pick, S, Stanton, B., Petrochilos, P., Pick, S., Burness, C., Ball, Harriet A., Gardiner, P., Gardiner, P, Linden, SC, Jordbru, A, Tijssen, M.A.J., Maggio, J., Ludwig, L, O‘Sullivan, S., Aybek, S, Dworetzky, Barbara A, O’Neal, M., McLoughlin, C., Huys, A.C.M.L., Bullock, Kim, Nicholson, C., Dworetzky, B.A., Mallam, E., Joyce, EM, Baker, Janet, McRae, S, Ball, Harriet A, Morgante, F, O'Sullivan, S, McWhirter, L., Nicholson, Clare, O‘sullivan, Suzanne, Gelauff, J, Phillips, W., Joyce, E.M., Voon, V, O'Neal, M., Dworetzky, Barbara A., Adams, C, Laffan, A, Burness, Chrissie, Chalder, T, Gray, C.   +157 more
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Functional Dystonia: Differentiation From Primary Dystonia and Multidisciplinary Treatments

Frontiers in Neurology, 2021
Dystonia is a common movement disorder, involving sustained muscle contractions, often resulting in twisting and repetitive movements and abnormal postures.
Lucy Frucht, David L. Perez, David L. Perez, David L. Perez, Janet Callahan, Julie MacLean, Phillip C. Song, Nutan Sharma, Nutan Sharma, Christopher D. Stephen, Christopher D. Stephen   +10 more
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Narrative Therapy and Quality of Life in Functional Neurological Disorder [PDF]

, 2023
Functional Neurological Disorder is a severely disabling and stigmatized condition in which motor or sensory neurological symptoms cannot be attributed to a known neurological condition and are considered to be psychological in nature.
Wilder, Amber
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Functional neurological disorder: exploration into diagnosis, beliefs and experiences [PDF]

, 2023
Background: Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a condition characterised byneurological symptoms without the congruent pathology. It is a more prevalent diagnosis to fall under medically unexplained symptoms (MUS).
Morreale, F.
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Differentiating Functional Cognitive Disorder from Early Neurodegeneration: A Clinic-Based Study

Brain Sciences, 2021
Functional cognitive disorder (FCD) is a relatively common cause of cognitive symptoms, characterised by inconsistency between symptoms and observed or self-reported cognitive functioning.
Harriet A. Ball, Marta Swirski, Margaret Newson, Elizabeth J. Coulthard, Catherine M. Pennington   +4 more
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