1993
DOI: 10.1136/adc.69.6.625
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Follow up of victims of fabricated illness (Munchausen syndrome by proxy).

Abstract: Fifty four children were studied 1-14 (mean 5.6) years after fabrications of illness had been identified. Thirty of the 54 children were living in families with their biological mothers and 24 were with other family members or in substitute families. Further fabrications were identified for 10 children who had been living with their mothers and there were 'other concerns' for a fiurther eight children.Thirteen children residing with mother and 14 not residing with mother at follow up had a range of disorders i… Show more

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“…Genel olarak çocukluk ve erişkinlik dönemlerinde güvensizlik, karşıt olma karşı gelme bozukluğu, post-travmatik stres bozukluğu, dikkat bozuklukları, bağlanma ve sosyal ilişki ile ilgili problemler, tıbbi tedaviden kaçınma ve kendine az değer verme gibi sorunlar geliştiği bildirilmiştir (3,25).…”
Section: Prognoz Ve Tedavi̇unclassified
“…Genel olarak çocukluk ve erişkinlik dönemlerinde güvensizlik, karşıt olma karşı gelme bozukluğu, post-travmatik stres bozukluğu, dikkat bozuklukları, bağlanma ve sosyal ilişki ile ilgili problemler, tıbbi tedaviden kaçınma ve kendine az değer verme gibi sorunlar geliştiği bildirilmiştir (3,25).…”
Section: Prognoz Ve Tedavi̇unclassified
“…7 In a cohort study that had several methodologic limitations, including follow-up of only approximately 50% of the original sample identified, the factors associated with better outcomes for children who had been victimized included the following: (1) continuous positive input from the spouse and/or grandparents, (2) successful short-term foster care before returning to live with the offending caregiver, (3) the offender' s long-term therapeutic relationship with a social worker, (4) successful remarriage for the offending caregiver, (5) early adoption of the victim, and (6) long-term foster care placement. 49 It was not possible to determine the relative benefits for children of remaining with the abusing caregiver versus being separated. Among those children who were with the fabricator of the illness at the time of this study, children placed away from their mother, even temporarily, appeared to have a better outcome than those who did not experience this separation.…”
Section: Outcome If Reportedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…28,49 Approximately 40% suffer further abuse, including other forms of maltreatment, such as physical and emotional abuse. 49 On the basis of Rosenberg' s review, 7 in 20% of the fatal cases the child had been returned home after the parents had been confronted about the suspicion of fabricated illness, and the child subsequently died. In a study in 54 children with a diagnosis of fabricated illness followed for 1 to 14 years, many of the children manifested other problems, including emotional and behavioral conditions, such as conduct disorders.…”
Section: Outcome If Reportedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is reflected in the range of disorders seen in victims including emotional disorders, school related problems, poor concentration, and school attendance. 7 Unfortunately, improving outcome by child protection intervention may be difficult if the abuse is not detected early. Statutory agencies, in the authors' experience, are more likely to intervene decisively if there is physical or sexual abuse, or neglect of a young infant.…”
Section: Morbidity and Mortality In Fabricated Seizuresmentioning
confidence: 99%