2015
DOI: 10.1111/ddg.20_12781
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Zwangsstörungen in der Dermatologie

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Patienten mit einer Zwangsstörung und verwandte Störungen, zu denen die Trichotillomanie, die körperdysmorphe Störung und die Dermatillomanie (skin picking) in erster Linie zählen, konsultieren aufgrund der dabei auftretenden Haar‐ und Hautsymptome häufig einen Dermatologen. Es ist somit wichtig, auch von dermatologischer Seite über diese Erkrankungen gut informiert zu sein. In dieser Übersichtarbeit werden aktuelle Aspekte zur Klinik, Neurobiologie und Therapie der Zwangsspektrumsstörungen dar… Show more

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“…[138] Although classified separately in the DSM-V, [139] there is often a clinical overlap between SPD and OPD (maybe because of this shared fMRI finding), which might also explain the profound treatment resistance often observed in SPD. [140,141] Eccles et al [108] examined the neural basis of delusional infestation (DI). These patients had a poorer sensitivity to interoceptive signals and greater susceptibility to take on an illusion of body ownership.…”
Section: Non-itch Fmri Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[138] Although classified separately in the DSM-V, [139] there is often a clinical overlap between SPD and OPD (maybe because of this shared fMRI finding), which might also explain the profound treatment resistance often observed in SPD. [140,141] Eccles et al [108] examined the neural basis of delusional infestation (DI). These patients had a poorer sensitivity to interoceptive signals and greater susceptibility to take on an illusion of body ownership.…”
Section: Non-itch Fmri Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These include an impulsive behaviour to excoriate skin, distress caused by such a behaviour, absence of somatic disease and associated psychological suffering . Other relevant psychiatric differential diagnoses include obsessive‐compulsive disorders, in which the affected patients suffer from recurring uncontrollable thoughts and behaviours,and acne excoriee, which results from pathological manipulation of real or imagined acne lesions …”
Section: Delimitation To Self‐inflicted Skin Lesionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Insofern sind Zwangsstörungen in der Dermatologie meist nicht durch eine einfache Beratung zu heilen. Der Beitrag über Zwangsstörungen in der Dermatologie in dieser Ausgabe des JDDG ist daher auch umfangreich geworden und er zeigt das weite Spektrum von Zwangserkrankungen im Hinblick auf dermatologische Erkrankungen auf .…”
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