These findings suggest a contributory role of the caudate nucleus part of the dorsal striatum in the psychopathology of BN.

Our results support previous studies that report emotional processing deficits in AN with obsessionality playing a pivotal role in this deficit.

Gambling disorder is a common, clinically relevant condition that impacts significantly one's life. Given that approved pharmacological interventions are lacking, it is crucial to readily identify these cases to provide available interventions in psychiatric care services. Here, we present two uncommon cases of unique scratch-card gambling disorder, a specific type of pathological gambling that could be increasing as availability of these games are growing.