Psychosomatics · 2009
Somatization symptoms are related to right-hemispheric primary brain tumor: a population-based prospective study of tumor patients in northern Finland.
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Mainio Arja, Hakko Helinä, Niemelä Asko, Koivukangas John, Räsänen Pirkko
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BACKGROUND: Somatization symptoms have been found to be early symptoms of tumor among brain tumor patients.
OBJECTIVE: The authors followed patients through diagnosis of brain tumor and subsequent surgery.
METHOD: Patients with a supratentorial tumor were given repeated measurements for somatization with the Crown-Crisp Experiential Index.
RESULTS: Before tumor operation, the patients with a tumor in the right hemisphere had significantly higher somatic anxiety scores than those with a tumor located in the left hemisphere. The specific symptoms were dizziness and palpitation among patients with a right hemispheric tumor.
CONCLUSION: It is important to remember possible very unusual causes behind somatization symptoms.
OBJECTIVE: The authors followed patients through diagnosis of brain tumor and subsequent surgery.
METHOD: Patients with a supratentorial tumor were given repeated measurements for somatization with the Crown-Crisp Experiential Index.
RESULTS: Before tumor operation, the patients with a tumor in the right hemisphere had significantly higher somatic anxiety scores than those with a tumor located in the left hemisphere. The specific symptoms were dizziness and palpitation among patients with a right hemispheric tumor.
CONCLUSION: It is important to remember possible very unusual causes behind somatization symptoms.