… Medically unexplained functional or somatization symptoms are somatic disorders … a
paradigm shift in which unexplained symptoms are remedicalized around the notion of a functional …

… valuable insights to assist our understanding of function. … Highly complex neuromuscular
function is required if we are to … and provides this complex normal neuromuscular function. …

… An integrative functional model largely based upon the … The functional inter relationships
between these regional … of local and or referred spinal pain syndromes was explored. …

… A paradigm shift occurs when these … paradigm shift for understanding functional disorders,
and a theory for explaining two of them, chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia syndrome. …

… We suggest shifting the paradigm to ‘failed back syndrome’. With this term we suggest
defining those patients with back and radicular leg pain without a structural deficit, or with a …

… accounting for the clinical syndrome of pancytopenia despite … as a result of this paradigm
shift based upon the premise that … Because a number of cytokines function through common …

… and chronic paradigm failure, and could only be solved by a significant paradigm shift. …
Finally, the clinical syndrome is regarded as a powerful predictor of future levels of disability …

… of functional gastrointestinal symptoms, such as irritable bowel syndrome and functional …
treatment for patients with ongoing functional gastrointestinal symptoms in the absence of …

… This review models the functional somatic syndromes and anxiety disorders as … paradigm
of neural sensitization, sleep disordered breathing is linked to functional somatic syndromes …

… divided into organic brain syndromes and ‘functional’ disorders, which were further
characterized into “psychotic, neurotic, and character disorders” [8]. Functional disorders have been …