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Psychological Precursors of Panic Attacks
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1992The ongoing experience of panic disorder was assessed in 20 female subjects, to determine psychological precursors to panic attacks. Measures of anxiety, threat, control, prediction of panic, and symptoms were assessed at hourly intervals during waking hours for one week.
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The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1981
In the psychiatric literature, panic attacks have been considered as part of the clinical manifestations of anxiety neurosis, agoraphobia, functional cardiovascular disturbances, and the phobic depersonalization syndrome. Even though recurrent spontaneous panic attacks are described in these entities, the importance ascribed to them has been minor one.
L, Grunhaus, S, Gloger, E, Weisstub
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In the psychiatric literature, panic attacks have been considered as part of the clinical manifestations of anxiety neurosis, agoraphobia, functional cardiovascular disturbances, and the phobic depersonalization syndrome. Even though recurrent spontaneous panic attacks are described in these entities, the importance ascribed to them has been minor one.
L, Grunhaus, S, Gloger, E, Weisstub
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, 2004 peer reviewedPanic attacks can occur unexpectedly and in almost any situation. The present article discusses the main features of anxiety states, the approach, the management and the practice guidelines for the treatment of panic ...
Scantamburlo, Gabrielle, Ansseau, Marc
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice
A panic attack is a sudden, intense episode of anxiety and fear that often occurs without warning. It may be accompanied by severe physical symptoms, such as a racing heart, rapid breathing and sweating. The exact cause of panic attacks is unknown, but risk factors have been identified.
Rida Rauf Chandio, Ujala Sadaf Rashid
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A panic attack is a sudden, intense episode of anxiety and fear that often occurs without warning. It may be accompanied by severe physical symptoms, such as a racing heart, rapid breathing and sweating. The exact cause of panic attacks is unknown, but risk factors have been identified.
Rida Rauf Chandio, Ujala Sadaf Rashid
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Pharmacotherapy of Panic Attacks
Pharmacopsychiatry, 1988M, Philipp, W, Maier, R, Buller
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[Panic disorder and panic attack].
L'Encephale, 1997Panic disorder first appeared as a specific diagnostic entity in 1980, in the third Edition of "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders" (DSM III). The classical anxiety neurosis was divided into two separate entities: panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder, whose major criteria for distinction was based, in a simplified manner ...
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Clinical implications of panic attack in Chinese patients with somatoform disorders
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2021Xiquan Ma
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