Alexithymia and alexisomia in adolescents with functional neurological disorders: insights from brain network connectivity analysis – a study protocol
BackgroundFunctional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a complex neuropsychiatric condition, characterized by diverse sensory and motor symptoms, and accompanied by significant pain and comorbidities. While previous research has explored FND primarily in adults, this study proposes to focus on adolescents, a critical developmental period where FND can emerge and impact various developmental…
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