The International journal of eating disorders · 2007
Anorexia nervosa associated with right frontal brain lesion.
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Houy Emmanuelle, Debono Bertrand, Dechelotte Pierre, Thibaut Florence
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OBJECTIVE: A causal association of brain lesion to the physiopathology of anorexia nervosa will be discussed.
METHOD: The authors report the case of a female patient who developed anorexia nervosa. A cavernoma, located on the frontal side of the right sylvian, was discovered by chance after a seizure.
RESULTS: Surgical treatment of the lesion resulted in complete remission of the eating disorder at two years follow-up.
CONCLUSION: Evidence for organic brain contribution to anorexia nervosa is strong and can be illustrated by this case report of anorexia nervosa associated with cerebral tumour.
METHOD: The authors report the case of a female patient who developed anorexia nervosa. A cavernoma, located on the frontal side of the right sylvian, was discovered by chance after a seizure.
RESULTS: Surgical treatment of the lesion resulted in complete remission of the eating disorder at two years follow-up.
CONCLUSION: Evidence for organic brain contribution to anorexia nervosa is strong and can be illustrated by this case report of anorexia nervosa associated with cerebral tumour.