The Diagnosis and Treatment of Eating Disorders

Abstract

This guideline contains evidence- and consensus-based recommendations for the diagnosis and treatment of eating disorders. If strictly implemented, it should result in improved care for the affected patients.

Are we overdosing treatment? Secondary findings from a study following women with bulimia nervosa after inpatient treatment

“…However, as some guidelines specifically recommend longer treatments for more severely ill patients (American Psychiatric Association, 2006;Herpertz et al, 2011), our findings may contribute to a critical evaluation of these recommendations. (4) Our sample is not representative for all patients with bulimia nervosa with regard to chronicity and symptom severity.…”

Moving to establish the mechanisms underpinning the biopsychiatric models of eating disorders with brain-based translational treatments: from paradigm clash to paradigm complementarity

“…This suggests that as for AN the illness can enter stuck, treatment-resistant phase. Indeed a review in the German guidelines suggested there is only a moderate sized effect in terms of symptom change with standard treatments for bulimia nervosa (Herpertz, Vocks, Wietersheim, Cuntz, & Zeeck, 2011). Any model of bulimia nervosa needs to reflect this and to include maintaining factors.…”

Dental Erozyonun Eti̇yoloji̇si̇ Ve Tedavi̇ Yaklaşimlari

“…BN terimi ise yüksek kalorili yiyeceklerin daha fazla yenmesi için kontrol edilemeyen kusmaları tarif etmektedir. Kontrol edilemeyen aşırı yeme dönemini uzun açlık, kusma ve laksatif ve/veya diüretiklerin kötüye kullanımı takip eder 28 . Sürekli kusma sonucu ağızdan dışarı atılan asidik mide içeriği üst anterior dişlerin palatinal yüzey-lerinde düz ve parlak görüntü ile karakterize lingual erozyona sebep olur 29 .…”