Value of joint hypermobility assessment as a clinical marker in psychiatric emergency care
IntroductionAnxiety disorders are among the most frequent reasons for psychiatric emergency consultations, yet their identification remains challenging. Joint hypermobility syndrome has consistently been associated with anxiety in both clinical and community samples, but its usefulness in psychiatric emergency settings has not been investigated.AimTo investigate whether joint hypermobility is…
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