Functional neurological disorders

Case Report: Autism-like phenomenology in functional neurological disorder in the social-media era: over- and under-diagnosis of autism as a bidirectional clinical problem

Contextual Background Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a complex clinical condition that manifests with neurological symptoms which cannot be attributed

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Case Report: Autism-like phenomenology in functional neurological disorder in the social-media era: over- and under-diagnosis of autism as a bidirectional clinical problem

Case Background In the context of the growing recognition of functional neurological disorders (FND), it is essential to consider the

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Case Report: Autism-like phenomenology in functional neurological disorder in the social-media era: over- and under-diagnosis of autism as a bidirectional clinical problem

Study Overview This study examines the complex relationship between functional neurological disorder (FND) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the

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