2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.rpsm.2014.12.001
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Comorbilidad entre el trastorno bipolar y los trastornos de la conducta alimentaria

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“…The hypothesis that the screeners are inaccurate is based on research data that can bear a quite different interpretation, namely that screening identifies subthreshold cases on the bipolar spectrum or a spectrum including mixed depression (Altinbas et al 2014), Bipolar II and cyclothymic disorders and other subthreshold bipolar disorders as mentioned in DSM-5 that would not have been identified with an interview such as the SCID (Perugi et al 2011;Carta et al 2015). Bipolar Disorders have been shown to be closely associated with the conditions found among the "false positives" at screening, namely: borderline personality disorders (Friborg et al 2014); phobic disorders (Henry et al 2003;Perroud et al 2007); posttraumatic stress disorder (Quarantini et al 2010, Otto et al 2004); alcohol (Balanzà-Martinez et al 2015) and drug (Yoon et al 2011) use disorders; eating disorders (Alvarez Ruiz et al 2015, Mc Elroy et al 2006; impulse control disorder (Karakus et al 2011), and attention deficit disorder (Jerrel et al 2014). Moreover, a recent survey found that anxiety, eating, and substance-use disorders preceded Bipolar Disorders in 41.4% of cases against 28.6% of cases of Unipolar Disorder (Serra et al 2015), indicating that those conditions are frequently early antecedents of Bipolar Disorders.…”
Section: Debate and Issues Raised By Criticismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The hypothesis that the screeners are inaccurate is based on research data that can bear a quite different interpretation, namely that screening identifies subthreshold cases on the bipolar spectrum or a spectrum including mixed depression (Altinbas et al 2014), Bipolar II and cyclothymic disorders and other subthreshold bipolar disorders as mentioned in DSM-5 that would not have been identified with an interview such as the SCID (Perugi et al 2011;Carta et al 2015). Bipolar Disorders have been shown to be closely associated with the conditions found among the "false positives" at screening, namely: borderline personality disorders (Friborg et al 2014); phobic disorders (Henry et al 2003;Perroud et al 2007); posttraumatic stress disorder (Quarantini et al 2010, Otto et al 2004); alcohol (Balanzà-Martinez et al 2015) and drug (Yoon et al 2011) use disorders; eating disorders (Alvarez Ruiz et al 2015, Mc Elroy et al 2006; impulse control disorder (Karakus et al 2011), and attention deficit disorder (Jerrel et al 2014). Moreover, a recent survey found that anxiety, eating, and substance-use disorders preceded Bipolar Disorders in 41.4% of cases against 28.6% of cases of Unipolar Disorder (Serra et al 2015), indicating that those conditions are frequently early antecedents of Bipolar Disorders.…”
Section: Debate and Issues Raised By Criticismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bipolar disorder (BD) is a severe and chronic mental disorder responsible for high morbidity and disability, characterized by alternation of depressive and hypomanic/manic/mixed mood episodes. Besides mood episodes, bipolar patients frequently have comorbid problems, such as anxiety disorders (ADs) (Nabavi, Mitchell, & Nutt, 2015;Sasson, Chopra, Harrari, Amitai, & Zohar, 2003;Saunders, Fitzgerald, Zhang, & McInnis, 2012;Shah et al, 2017;Simon et al, 2004;Vázquez, Baldessarini, & Tondo, 2014;Yapici Eser et al, 2018), substance use disorders (Gold et al, 2018), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) (de Filippis et al, 2018), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (Marangoni, De Chiara, & Faedda, 2015;Perroud et al, 2014), borderline personality disorder (BPD) (Frias, Baltasar, & Birmaher, 2016) and eating disorders (Alvarez Ruiz & Gutierrez-Rojas, 2015; Balzafiore et al, 2017;Brietzke, Moreira, Toniolo, & Lafer, 2011). Comorbidity is so common in BD, it is commonly contended that it would be better considered the rule rather than the exception (Sasson et al, 2003).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…* Nabavi et al (2015), † (McIntyre et al, 2010), $ (Zimmerman and Morgan, 2013), (Álvarez Ruiz andGutiérrez-Rojas, 2015) …”
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