Sentence examples for for functional disorders from inspiring English sources
In the spring of 1999 the university hospital in conjunction with the Aarhus county authorities founded the Research Clinic for Functional Disorders and Psychosomatics.
This study is a part of the FIP study (Functional Illness in Primary Care), conducted by The Research Group for Functional Illness in Primary Care consisting of: - The Research Clinic for Functional Disorders and Psychosomatics, Aarhus University Hospital.
Because the reimbursement value for functional disorders is relatively low, this result might lead to an under diagnosis.
The superior efficacy was especially based on numerical rating scales, laboratory measures of inflammation and questionnaires for functional disorders.
It is often discussed whether psycho-behavioural characteristics should form part of the diagnostic criteria for functional disorders [ 47].
A growing body of evidence suggests that the numerous diagnoses for functional disorders listed in the current classifications belong to one family of closely related disorders.
However, patients fulfilling the criteria for functional disorder of the gallbladder and sphincter of Oddi were excluded.
For several reasons, we limited our assessment of the accuracy of pharmaceutical claims to drugs that are very frequently used in primary care for treatment of functional disorders that are of immanent and immediate importance to patients.
Pain and psychological data was collected at three time points over a 4-year period via a postal survey as part of a prospective population-based cohort study, EPIFUND (for 'Epidemiology of Functional Disorders').
They also constituted the standard programme for 'hysteria' (Linden and Jones, 2012) and were readily adopted for the treatment of functional disorders in soldiers.
The confirmation of this thesis was provided by a lack of variability in the frequency of occurrence for the symptoms of functional disorders in the group who had received orthodontic treatment compared with the group of subjects without such treatment.
