Somatic symptoms. A major feature of depression in a family practice.
Somatic symptoms. A major feature of depression in a family practice.
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躯体症状。
DOI：
10.1016/0165-0327(83)90042-3
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发表时间：
1983
影响因子：
6.6
通讯作者：
Judiesch,K
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作者：
Wilson,DR;Widmer,RB;Cadoret,RJ;Judiesch,K
抑郁症患者的投诉是调查在私人，单一医生家庭诊所。在诊断为抑郁症前18个月开始的3年时间里，将抑郁症患者的投诉和就诊情况与年龄和性别匹配的非抑郁症对照组进行比较。疼痛、功能障碍和焦虑症状是抑郁症发病的标志，并与抑郁症的病程平行。躯体的抱怨是一个显着的模式呈现在这个家庭实践。尽管这些躯体特征在抑郁症的自然历史中似乎是一个主要特征，但它们并不是抑郁症的通常诊断和研究标准（DSM-III， Feighner标准和RDC）。
The complaints of depressed patients were investigated in a private, single-physician family practice clinic. Complaints and visits of depressives were compared to those of age- and sex-matched non-depressed controls over a period of 3 years beginning 18 months prior to the diagnosis of depression. Pain, functional and anxiety complaints signalled the onset and paralleled the course of depression. Somatic complaints were a conspicuous mode of presentation in this family practice. These somatic features are not among the usual diagnostic and research criteria for depression (DSM-III, Feighner Criteria and RDC) although they appear to be a major feature in the natural history of depression.