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Medically Unexplained Physical Symptoms: Toward an Alternative Paradigm for Diagnosis and Treatment
CNS Spectrums, 2003AbstractThe treatment of patients with unexplained medical symptoms is difficult because there is neither a clear etiology for the symptoms, nor a useful paradigm with which to understand and treat them. Patients with such symptoms are often referred to psychiatry with vague diagnoses of “somatization” or “hypochondriasis.” Rather than considering ...
Christos A, Ballas, Jeffrey P, Staab
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Medically Unexplained Physical Symptoms
Psychiatric Annals, 2005Geoffrey Neimark +2 more
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Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie, 2007
In the current literature and in clinical practice a very wide range of terms is used to describe medically unexplained somatic symptoms; this gives rise to a number of problems.To propose an unambiguous multidisciplinary terminology which can solve a number of problems.A literature search was conducted using the database PiCarta and references in the ...
Q, van Dieren, A J J M, Vingerhoets
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In the current literature and in clinical practice a very wide range of terms is used to describe medically unexplained somatic symptoms; this gives rise to a number of problems.To propose an unambiguous multidisciplinary terminology which can solve a number of problems.A literature search was conducted using the database PiCarta and references in the ...
Q, van Dieren, A J J M, Vingerhoets
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This Issue: Medically Unexplained Physical Symptoms
Psychiatric Annals, 2005Stanley N. Caroff, James L. Stinnett
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