Kyol Goeu ('Wind Overload') Part I: A Cultural Syndrome of Orthostatic Panic among Khmer Refugees.
Kyol Goeu ('Wind Overload') Part I: A Cultural Syndrome of Orthostatic Panic among Khmer Refugees.
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DOI：
10.1177/136346150103800401
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发表时间：
2001-12-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Ba, Phalnarith
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作者：
Hinton, Devon;Um, Khin;Ba, Phalnarith
某些文化综合症似乎通过产生对自主觉醒症状的灾难性认知来增加恐慌发作的风险。这些图式创造了对身体的持续焦虑扫描，从而促进、维持和产生恐慌。作为一个恰当的例子，高棉昏厥综合征，“风过载”（kyol goeu），导致可怕的期望有关的自主症状经历后站起来，从而有助于在这一人群中观察到的高比例的直立诱导恐慌。
Certain cultural syndromes seem to increase the risk of panic attacks by generating catastrophic cognitions about symptoms of autonomic arousal. These schemas create a constant anxious scanning of the body, hence facilitating, maintaining, and producing panic. As a case in point, a Khmer fainting syndrome,'wind overload' (kyol goeu), results in dire expectations concerning the autonomic symptoms experienced upon standing, thus contributing to the high rate of orthostatically induced panic observed in this population.