Social cognition in Parkinson’s disease and functional movement disorders

Silveri, Maria Caterina; Lo Monaco, Maria Rita; Tondinelli, Alice; Petracca, Martina; Zinzi, Paola; Fragapane, Serena; Pozzi, Gino; Pagnini, Francesco; Bentivoglio, Anna Rita; Di Tella, Sonia

doi:10.1007/s10072-024-07452-5

Neurol Sci

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10072-024-07452-5

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Social cognition in Parkinson’s disease and functional movement disorders

Maria Caterina Silveri,

Maria Rita Lo Monaco,

Alice Tondinelli

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Biomarkers and Rehabilitation for Functional Neurological Disorder

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Functional neurological disorder, or FND, is widely misunderstood, particularly when considering recent research indicating that the illness has numerous biological markers in addition to its psychiatric disorder associations. Nonetheless, the long-held view that FND is a mental illness without a biological basis, or even a contrived (malingered) illness, remains pervasive both in current medical care and general society. This is because FND involves intermittent disability that rapidly and involuntarily alternates with improved neurological control. This has in turn caused shaming, perceived low self-efficacy, and social isolation for the patients. Until now, biomarker reviews for FND tended not to examine the features that are shared with canonical neurological disorders. This review, in contrast, examines current research on FND biomarkers, and in particular their overlap with canonical neurological disorders, along with the encouraging outcomes for numerous physical rehabilitation trials for FND. These findings support the perspective endorsed here that FND is unquestionably a neurological disorder that is also associated with many biological markers that lie outside of the central nervous system. These results suggest that FND entails multiple biological abnormalities that are widely distributed in the body. General healthcare providers would benefit their care for their patients through their improved understanding of the illness and recourses for support and treatment that are provided in this review.

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Social cognition in Parkinson’s disease and functional movement disorders

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