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Dysfunction of stress responsive systems in somatization

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Comparative Analysis of Autonomic and Somatic Dysfunction in Chronic Uraemia

European Neurology, 2008
The relationship between autonomic dysfunction and peripheral somatic neuropathy was investigated in uraemics. The battery of autonomic tests included R-R interval variation test, deep breathing, Valsalva manoeuvre, heart rate and blood pressure responses to standing, and sustained handgrip. Maximum conduction velocity along sensory and motor fibres of
VITA, Giuseppe, DATTOLA, Roberto, Calabrò R., Manna L., Venuto C., TOSCANO, Antonio, GIRLANDA, Paolo, MESSINA, Corrado   +7 more
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Personality Dysfunction Among Somatizing Patients

Psychosomatics, 2001
To examine the nature and extent of personality dysfunction related to somatization, the authors administered the Structured Interview for DSM-IV Personality and the NEO Five-Factor Inventory to a series of somatizing and nonsomatizing patients in a general medicine clinic.
R, Noyes , D R, Langbehn, R L, Happel, L R, Stout, B A, Muller, S L, Longley   +5 more
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Somatization Disorder in Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction

Psychosomatic Medicine, 1997
Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction (SOD) is a biliary disorder with a recognized pathophysiology and demonstrated surgical treatment. We sought to examine whether women with SOD were overrepresented on measures of somatization, sexual and physical abuse, socially compliant attitudes, and familial psychiatric illness.We matched 33 women with SOD to 33 normal
H D, Abraham, C, Anderson, D, Lee
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Method for correcting somatic dysfunctions

Russian Osteopathic Journal, 2023
The development of methods for timely and effective correction of the body somatic dysfunctions is currently one of the urgent tasks of medicine. The article, presented in the form of a lecture, summarizes the results of previous studies of the human connective tissue adaptive reactions to external influences.
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Somatic Dysfunction. Clinical Guidelines 2023

Russian Osteopathic Journal, 2023
The aim is to present for osteopaths the modern ideas about somatic dysfunctions as potentially reversible structural and functional disorders in the human body, and about its diagnostics and the correction possibilities.A specifi c subject of osteopathic infl uence is a group of palpable phenomena, which are called somatic dysfunctions.
D. E. Mokhov, V. O. Belash, I. A. Aptekar, E. N. Nenashkina, Y. P. Potekhina, E. S. Tregubova, A. F. Belyaev   +6 more
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Exercise and Somatic Dysfunction

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 1996
This article discusses the specificity of exercise based on biomechanic and neurophysiologic principles. The causes of muscle imbalance, including somatic dysfunction, are presented. Muscles respond to abnormal afferent information in a characteristic fashion, with certain muscle groups becoming facilitated and tight and other muscle groups becoming ...
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A new perspective for Somatic Dysfunction in Osteopathy: the Variability Model

Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 2020
Osteopathy uses manipulative techniques to support physiological function and adaptation. These conditions are modified by the presence of Somatic Dysfunction (SD), an altered function of the components of the body's framework system. Despite SD's widespread use in clinical practice and education, research has previously shown poor results in terms of ...
Bergna A., Vismara L., Parravicini G., Dal Farra F.   +3 more
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Threshold of somatic mosaicism leading to brain dysfunction with focal epilepsy

Brain
Somatic mosaicism in a fraction of brain cells causes neurodevelopmental disorders, including childhood intractable epilepsy. However, the threshold for somatic mosaicism leading to brain dysfunction is unknown.
Dong Seok Kim, Jeong-Ho Lee, Ara Ko
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Erectile dysfunction in somatic diseases

MedCaseReports, 2016
As defined, erectile dysfunction (ED, erectile dysfunction) is the persistent inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity (symptoms must persist for a minimum of three months, unless ED is associated with trauma or surgery surgery).
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