Rehabilitation psychology · 2015
Interdisciplinary rehabilitation approach for functional neurological symptom (conversion) disorder: A case study.
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Yam Anna, Rickards Tyler, Pawlowski Carey A, Harris Odette, Karandikar Ninad, Yutsis Maya V
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To describe a coordinated interdisciplinary approach to the treatment of functional neurological symptom (conversion) disorder (FNSD), mixed symptoms, including motor dysfunction, in a rehabilitation setting.
DESIGN: Adult patient was admitted with worsening neurological symptoms in the absence of contributory clinical pathology. Interdisciplinary diagnostic and treatment approach included physiatry, neuro- and rehabilitation- psychology, occupational, physical, recreational, and speech therapy. Providers coordinated care and delivered psychologically informed therapies consistent with the standards appropriate to the setting.
RESULTS: Diagnosis of FNSD was made 5 weeks after admission. The patient achieved symptom remission at 13 weeks after admission. He remained symptom free at 6 months postdischarge.
IMPLICATIONS: Rehabilitation settings are uniquely suited to the treatment of FNSD.
DESIGN: Adult patient was admitted with worsening neurological symptoms in the absence of contributory clinical pathology. Interdisciplinary diagnostic and treatment approach included physiatry, neuro- and rehabilitation- psychology, occupational, physical, recreational, and speech therapy. Providers coordinated care and delivered psychologically informed therapies consistent with the standards appropriate to the setting.
RESULTS: Diagnosis of FNSD was made 5 weeks after admission. The patient achieved symptom remission at 13 weeks after admission. He remained symptom free at 6 months postdischarge.
IMPLICATIONS: Rehabilitation settings are uniquely suited to the treatment of FNSD.