Background The prognosis of functional (or psychogenic) motor symptoms (weakness and
movement disorder) has not been systematically reviewed. Methods We systematically …

The neurologist's role in patients with functional disorders has traditionally been limited to
making the diagnosis, excluding a 'disease'and pronouncing the symptoms to be 'non …

It has been previously reported that a substantial proportion of newly referred neurology out-
patients have symptoms that are considered by the assessing neurologist as unexplained by …

Functional weakness describes weakness which is both internally inconsistent and
incongruent with any recognizable neurological disease. It may be diagnosed as a …

Objectives: Functional (psychogenic or somatoform) symptoms are common in neurology
clinics. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) can be an effective treatment, but there are …

Functional neurological symptoms (FNS) are commonly encountered but have engendered
remarkably little academic interest.'UK-Functional Neurological Symptoms (UK-FNS)'was an …

Patients with functional motor disorder (FMD) are commonly seen by physiotherapists and
there is growing evidence to support a physical rehabilitation approach. There are, however …

Background: To understand the neurocognitive effects of brain injury, valid
neuropsychological test findings are paramount. Review: This review examines the research …

Although functional neurological symptoms are often very disabling there is limited
information on outcome after treatment. Here we prospectively assessed the short-and long …

The prognosis of functional (psychogenic) neurologic disorders is important in being able to
help answer patients' and carers' questions, determine whether treatment is worthwhile, and …