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2015
Psychodermatology is an underappreciated field that studies psychocutaneous disorders, which are conditions that have both dermatologic and psychiatric characteristics. Underlying psychiatric comorbidity is estimated to occur in up to one-third of dermatologic patients, and psychiatric illness may either be the cause or the consequence of dermatologic ...
Gabrielle E, Brown +4 more
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Psychodermatology is an underappreciated field that studies psychocutaneous disorders, which are conditions that have both dermatologic and psychiatric characteristics. Underlying psychiatric comorbidity is estimated to occur in up to one-third of dermatologic patients, and psychiatric illness may either be the cause or the consequence of dermatologic ...
Gabrielle E, Brown +4 more
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Psychodermatology: An Overview
Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2013Psychodermatology is an interface between dermatology and psychiatry. The different disorders within psychodermatology can be categorized in 2 ways: by the type of psychodermatologic disorder or by the underlying psychiatric disorder. The types of psychodermatologic disorders include psychophysiological, primary psychiatric, secondary psychiatric, and ...
Argentina, Leon +2 more
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1996
It has been estimated that in at least one third of dermatology patients, effective management of the skin disorder involves consideration of associated emotional factors. This article provides an overview of psychodermatology with a focus on the more recent literature and an emphasis on the clinical aspects and psychologic therapies for (1) cutaneous ...
M A, Gupta, A K, Gupta
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It has been estimated that in at least one third of dermatology patients, effective management of the skin disorder involves consideration of associated emotional factors. This article provides an overview of psychodermatology with a focus on the more recent literature and an emphasis on the clinical aspects and psychologic therapies for (1) cutaneous ...
M A, Gupta, A K, Gupta
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Psychopharmacology in Psychodermatology
Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2008Background: The management of psychodermatologic disease often involves the use of psychotropics by dermatologists. A general approach to the psychopharmacologic management of psychodermatological disease may be of assistance to the dermatologist ...
Rahul, Shukla, Denis, Sasseville
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Glossalgia as a psychodermatological syndrome
Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 2021To study clinical characteristics of burning mouth syndrome or glossalgia is a functional disorder with painful sensations in the oral cavity with verification of the psychopathological structure, typology and nosology of the syndrome within the continuum of neurotic/psychotic disorders and dermatological pathology, i.e.
A B, Smulevich +7 more
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Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2010
A description of the history of psychodermatology and of the three phases of research conceptualization – the anecdotal phase, the methodological phase, and the present integrative phase – are given. A typical example of a psychodermatological approach towards itching and scratching is given, an example which shows that a simple, specific, recurring ...
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A description of the history of psychodermatology and of the three phases of research conceptualization – the anecdotal phase, the methodological phase, and the present integrative phase – are given. A typical example of a psychodermatological approach towards itching and scratching is given, an example which shows that a simple, specific, recurring ...
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Psychodermatology: An Overview
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2010As the skin is an organ that has a primary function in tactile receptivity and reacts directly upon emotional stimuli, dermatological practice involves a psychosomatic dimension. It is, however, the high visibility of dermatoses and their easy accessibility which make the skin a direct target for behavioural problems.
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Australasian Journal of Dermatology
A 69-year-old retired engineer presents with a 3-year history of perceived parasitic infestation, describing crawling sensations and engaging in compulsive skin inspection and self-extraction behaviours. Examination reveals excoriations and ulcerations consistent with self-inflicted injury.
Aparna Potluru +2 more
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A 69-year-old retired engineer presents with a 3-year history of perceived parasitic infestation, describing crawling sensations and engaging in compulsive skin inspection and self-extraction behaviours. Examination reveals excoriations and ulcerations consistent with self-inflicted injury.
Aparna Potluru +2 more
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Classification of psychodermatological disorders
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2021AbstractCurrently, psychodermatological disorders are classified under different criteria exhibiting several limitations, and no single universal classification system exists. Herein, we discuss previous suggested classifications in psychodermatology, highlighting their limitations, and we propose a new classification system, without redundant ...
Bárbara Roque Ferreira +1 more
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Basic knowledge in psychodermatology
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2006AbstractBackground The authors try to define the framework of this approach, what should be acquired by “well‐informed” dermatologists and what is required to be a pyschodermatologist.Objective To better define the necessary knowledge to practice psychodermatology.Results 1) The first level is dermatology psychology: there is a psychotherapeutical ...
Poot, Françoise +2 more
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