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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 ...
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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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Ryoikibetsu shokogun shirizu, 2003
Abstract Patients present to physicians for evaluation of a wide variety of somatic complaints. Sometimes it isn’t clear to what extent these complaints are physical or “psychological” in nature, especially when assessment for commonly associated physical conditions is unrevealing.
Ken, Inoue +3 more
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Abstract Patients present to physicians for evaluation of a wide variety of somatic complaints. Sometimes it isn’t clear to what extent these complaints are physical or “psychological” in nature, especially when assessment for commonly associated physical conditions is unrevealing.
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2004
Abstract Although somatoform disorders are among the most common psychiatric conditions in primary care patient populations (Spitzer et al., 1994), they are not disorders that psychologists com-monly treat. This is largely because patients with these disorders resist considering their conditions as psychological; they are fixated on ...
David Servan-Schreiber +3 more
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Abstract Although somatoform disorders are among the most common psychiatric conditions in primary care patient populations (Spitzer et al., 1994), they are not disorders that psychologists com-monly treat. This is largely because patients with these disorders resist considering their conditions as psychological; they are fixated on ...
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Neurorehabilitation, 1997
Chronic pain is common; it is found in up to 15% of randomly selected population samples, and psychosocial factors including those provoked by physical trauma associated with industrial and motor vehicular accidents are very common in etiology. The diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder may be appropriate in many of these cases.
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Chronic pain is common; it is found in up to 15% of randomly selected population samples, and psychosocial factors including those provoked by physical trauma associated with industrial and motor vehicular accidents are very common in etiology. The diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder may be appropriate in many of these cases.
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2009
Abstract Somatization and conversion disorders comprise two identifiable entities for which, among other things, functional neurological deficits occur in the absence of an identifiable neurological disease or medical explanation.
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Abstract Somatization and conversion disorders comprise two identifiable entities for which, among other things, functional neurological deficits occur in the absence of an identifiable neurological disease or medical explanation.
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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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