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- When Imagination Becomes a Disease: Dealing With Hypochondriacal . . .
The term hypochondriasis was eliminated from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM–5) and was replaced with two separate diagnoses: somatic symptom disorder (SSD; diagnostic code F45 1) and illness anxiety disorder (IAD; diagnostic code F45 21)
- Hypochondriasis - Wikipedia
Hypochondriasis or hypochondria is a condition in which a person is excessively and unduly worried about having a serious illness Hypochondria is an old concept whose meaning has repeatedly changed over its lifespan [1]
- Hypochondriasis: History of the Concept - Oxford Academic
Like any other field of empirical research, psychiatric history has to confront general and specific problems Among the latter, two are particularly salient to the “hypochondriacal disorders ”
- Hypochondriasis: Modern Perspectives on an Ancient Malady
Hypochondriasis has been a term used by physicians as well as the general population for centuries Kenyon’s classic review of hypochondriasis (1) offered little except to emphasize that hypochondriasis is commonly comorbid with depression (secondary hypochondriasis) but is rare as a primary entity
- Hypochondria - The Lancet
In the 1880s, the American neurologist George Beard confined the term hypochondriasis to cases with a definite delusion of physical disease, originating in exhaustion or abuse to the brain, stomach, and genitalia
- Hypochondriasis - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Indeed hypochondriasis has been a recognizable term for more than two thousand years and has meant many things throughout its long existence In fact, as Kellner (1986) rightly points out, “the history of hypochondriasis is more about the history of a term rather than that of a disorder or syndrome” (p 7)
- A History of Hypochondria - radiowest. kuer. org
It’s part memoir and part history, chronicling her own struggles with hypochondria, along with those of Marcel Proust’s and Virginia Woolf’s, and even ancient accounts from Greek scholars
- [Hypochondria yesterday and today] - PubMed
This paper presents the history of the concept of hypochondria from antiquity to modern times, also includes brief information regarding etiopathogenesis, etiology, classification and treatment of hypochondria with particular emphasis on psychotherapy
- From hypochondrium to hypochondria: Journal of the History of the . . .
According to Galen of Pergamon (129–ca 216), Greek physician Diocles of Carystus (ca 375 bce–ca 295 bce) (Smith 1867, 1011), a pupil of Hippocrates of Kos (ca 460 bce–ca 370 bce), was the autho
- Hypochondriasis Modern Perspectives on an Ancient Malady
Written by world experts and from different perspectives, it aims to be a state-of-the-art text, demonstrating how the current concepts of hypochondriasis are linked with its rich history, critically examining diagnostic and nosologic issues and suggesting ways of overcoming the conceptual obstacles, describing current views on the etiology
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