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Seminars in Neurology, 2009
The fields of neurology and psychiatry were originally practiced as a unitary model. As the fields dichotomized patients into "organic" and "functional," patients with medically unexplained symptoms fell between the borderlands. Despite their significant prevalence, somatoform disorders (SDs) are grossly under-recognized and lack effective treatments ...
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The fields of neurology and psychiatry were originally practiced as a unitary model. As the fields dichotomized patients into "organic" and "functional," patients with medically unexplained symptoms fell between the borderlands. Despite their significant prevalence, somatoform disorders (SDs) are grossly under-recognized and lack effective treatments ...
David Coghill +4 more
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Proprioception in somatoform disorders
Behaviour Research and Therapy, 200120 patients with somatoform disorders as defined by DSM-IV and 20 healthy controls were examined for their proprioception. Several psychophysiological theories of somatoform disorders suggest biased proprioceptive abilities. The primary question is, whether we may find an inaccurate myogen perception in somatization as suggested by the approach of ...
O B, Scholz, R, Ott, H, Sarnoch
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A Reconceptualization of the Somatoform Disorders
Psychosomatics, 2008Since its introduction in DSM-III, the Somatoform Disorders category has been a subject of controversy. Critics of the grouping have claimed that it promotes dualism, assumes psychogenesis, and that it contains heterogeneous disorders that lack validity. The history of these disorders is one of shifting conceptualizations and disputes.
Russell, Noyes +2 more
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1987
Somatoform disorders are characterized by physical complaints which have no organic basis and are commonly seen by both generalists and specialists. A case report and clinical descriptions of the major somatoform disorders are presented and recommendations for clinical management made.
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Somatoform disorders are characterized by physical complaints which have no organic basis and are commonly seen by both generalists and specialists. A case report and clinical descriptions of the major somatoform disorders are presented and recommendations for clinical management made.
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Pharmacotherapy of somatoform disorders
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2004This paper reviews the published literature on the pharmacologic management of somatoform disorders.Using Medline, the author identified all articles published between 1970 and 2003 on this topic, selecting the best-designed studies for inclusion.The review reveals that patients with the obsessional cluster of somatoform disorders (hypochondriasis and ...
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Genetics of Somatoform Disorders
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1986I investigated the contribution of hereditary factors in somatoform disorders. Fourteen monozygotic and 21 dizygotic index twins and their co-twins were personally interviewed. The results showed a concordance of 29% in monozygotic and 10% in dizygotic pairs. However, similarity in childhood experience seemed to influence the concordance rates.
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Anxiety and Somatoform Disorders
2020Anxiety is an important maintaining factor in sexual problems, so it is not a surprise that anxiety disorders have the highest prevalence of comorbid sexual problems among all the mental disorders. Some sexual problems are specific for a specific anxiety disorder.
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