Whereas only neurologists can “rule in” functional neurologic disorders (FNDs)—using
physical signs and semiologic features—their role in follow-up care remains debated. We …

The idea that a neurologist would do an'FND clinic'or that functional neurological disorder
(FND) could be a subspecialty of neurology would have been outlandish even 20 years ago …

Functional neurologic disorder (FND), although neglected for much of the 20th century, is
among the most common conditions encountered by neurologists across clinical settings …

Neurologists are commonly consulted for patients with a functional neurologic disorder. Best
practices as to their diagnosis and treatment have been established, and multiple academic …

Functional neurologic disorders are among the most common presentations to neurology
and psychiatry clinics. The label “functional neurologic disorder” may sometimes create …

Patients with functional neurological disorders (FND)/conversion disorder commonly present
to outpatient clinics. FND is now a 'rule in'diagnosis based on neurological examination …

Background Functional neurological disorders (FND) are disabling medical conditions
commonly seen in neurological practice. Neurologists play an essential role in managing …

Specialized services for the diagnosis and management of functional neurological disorder
(FND) have rapidly expanded over the last 2 decades. Nonetheless, most centers providing …

Abstract Functional Neurological Disorders (FNDs) are characterized by the symptoms
experienced by the individuals but also by how they express personal experiences and …

Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common neuropsychiatric condition that is seen
in emergency departments and inpatient and outpatient clinics. In the United States …