2013
DOI: 10.7861/clinmedicine.13-1-80
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Functional neurological symptoms

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“…6,28 In the context of our results, this underscores the importance of a thorough screening for SSRDs in children and adolescents with PNES and is in line with the recommended management of functional neurologic symptoms in the adult population. 29 Neurodevelopmental disorders were observed in a substantial proportion of our cases of PNES compared to the ES and HC groups. Previous data based on small study samples have indicated even higher frequencies of ADHD than found in our results, with numbers as high as 29.1%.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…6,28 In the context of our results, this underscores the importance of a thorough screening for SSRDs in children and adolescents with PNES and is in line with the recommended management of functional neurologic symptoms in the adult population. 29 Neurodevelopmental disorders were observed in a substantial proportion of our cases of PNES compared to the ES and HC groups. Previous data based on small study samples have indicated even higher frequencies of ADHD than found in our results, with numbers as high as 29.1%.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Only when all other possibilities are ruled out -that is, when no medical tests (blood tests, EEGs, fMRIs) show abnormalities -is the possibility considered that the patient may have symptoms of non-organic origin (e.g. Hallett, Stone, and Carson, 2016;Stone, 2013).…”
Section: The Phenomenon and The Diagnosesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kinderneurologen sind häufig mit funktionellen neurologischen Symptomen und Störungen konfrontiert [25,26]. Diese zeigen eine Reihe von typischen Merkmalen: ▪ nicht basierend auf identifizierbaren organischen Erkrankungen ▪ Symptome inkompatibel mit den Gesetzmäßigkeiten der Anatomie und Physiologie ▪ nicht kompatibel mit bekannter neurologischer Erkrankung ▪ Für den Patienten besteht eine erhebliche psychoemotionale Belastung und/oder Einschränkung der Funktionsfähigkeit [1].…”
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