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Biological Findings for Panic Disorder
The principal research approaches when investigating possible biological mechanisms underlying PD are laboratory studies using provocative agents and pharmacological and neurochemical studies aimed at understanding the neurotransmitter systems involved in the pathogenesis of PD, and proposing neuroanatomical models.
- Provocative Agents
- Neurotransmitter Systems
- Neuroanatomical Models
- Brain Imaging
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1. Panic Disorder Drugs
Drugs Treatment for Panic Disorder
There have also been studies of other drug treatments (non-antidepressant and non-BDZ), with limited controlled double-blind studies [...]
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2. Age of Onset of Social Phobia:Age Anxiety Disorders
Age of Onset of Social Phobia: Anxiety Disorders
The onset of social phobia generally occurs early in childhood or in adolescence, [...]
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3. OCD and Other Anxiety Disorders
OCD and Other Anxiety Disorders
Despite the DSM-IV classification of OCD as an anxiety disorder, there are some important differences between OCD and other anxiety [...]
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4. Immune Factors
Immune Factors
Study of autoimmune factors has been prompted by the association of OCD and the autoimmune disease of the basal ganglia, Sydenham’s chorea. This [...]
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