Differentiating Ocular Functional Disorders: Hysteria Versus Malingering

Enzenauer, Robert W.; Morris, William R.; O'Donnell, Thomas J.; Montrey, Jill

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-08750-4_5

Functional Ophthalmic Disorders 2014

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-08750-4_5

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Differentiating Ocular Functional Disorders: Hysteria Versus Malingering

Robert W. Enzenauer

William R. Morris

Thomas J. O'Donnell

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“…Children and adolescents with a functional visual disorder (FVD) experience visual impairment in the absence of pathophysiological causes (Yeo et al, 2019). It is a part of the wider order of functional disorders (Enzenauer et al, 2014). Some FVD patients do have organic causes for their visual loss, but their impairments are exacerbated by excessive thoughts and feelings about their organic impairment.…”

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Investigating functional visual loss in children and adolescents

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Ketelaar

Sterkenburg

2023

British Journal of Visual Impairment

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Patients with a functional neurological disorder (FND) experience a lower psychological quality of life and have more mental health concerns. These patients deserve to be treated with a treatment that is evidence-based and proven effective. However, when we look children or adolescents with functional visual disorder (FVD; a subgroup of FND), we see that there is not much evidence for the effectiveness of their treatments. Possible reasons for this lack of evidence and the difficulties in studying children and adolescents with FVD are discussed in this article. This article concludes with possible ways of persuading children and adolescents with FVD in participating in research.

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Investigating functional visual loss in children and adolescents

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British Journal of Visual Impairment

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