Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)

The paper discusses whether the irritable bowel syndrome is an independent nosological entity. It presents data on the association of this functional disease with mental disorders with emphasis on comorbidity with depression, as well as on the efficiency of psychopharmacotherapy options. Particular...

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Main Authors:	Dmitry Sergeyevich Danilov, V D Morozova, I G Korobkova, T V Lukyanova
Format:	Article
Language:	Russian
Published:	IMA-PRESS LLC 2013-11-01
Series:	Nevrologiâ, Nejropsihiatriâ, Psihosomatika
Subjects:	irritable bowel syndrome nosological independence borderline mental disorders somatoform disorder depression neuroses autonomic dysfunction psychotropic agents antidepressants paroxetine
Online Access:	https://nnp.ima-press.net/nnp/article/view/192

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spellingShingle	Dmitry Sergeyevich Danilov V D Morozova I G Korobkova T V Lukyanova Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy) Nevrologiâ, Nejropsihiatriâ, Psihosomatika irritable bowel syndrome nosological independence borderline mental disorders somatoform disorder depression neuroses autonomic dysfunction psychotropic agents antidepressants paroxetine
author_facet	Dmitry Sergeyevich Danilov V D Morozova I G Korobkova T V Lukyanova
author_sort	Dmitry Sergeyevich Danilov
title	Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)
title_short	Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)
title_full	Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)
title_fullStr	Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)
title_full_unstemmed	Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)
title_sort	irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)
publisher	IMA-PRESS LLC
series	Nevrologiâ, Nejropsihiatriâ, Psihosomatika
issn	2074-2711 2310-1342
publishDate	2013-11-01
description	The paper discusses whether the irritable bowel syndrome is an independent nosological entity. It presents data on the association of this functional disease with mental disorders with emphasis on comorbidity with depression, as well as on the efficiency of psychopharmacotherapy options. Particular attention is given to the possibility of using antidepressants. An observation of the efficacy of paroxetine is outlined.
topic	irritable bowel syndrome nosological independence borderline mental disorders somatoform disorder depression neuroses autonomic dysfunction psychotropic agents antidepressants paroxetine
url	https://nnp.ima-press.net/nnp/article/view/192
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Irritable bowel syndrome in a psychiatristxs practice (the problem of nosological independence) and a possibility of its treatment with antidepressants (in case of paroxetine efficacy)

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