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[Functional neurological movement disorders]
Peter Arlien Søborg1, Lis Albrechtsen, Hans Henrik Olsen
1Peter.Arlien-Soeborg@regionh.dk.
Abstract:
Functional movement disorders include motor dysfunctions which are not explained by relevant neurological examination. The prevalence of the disorders is relatively high (10-15%) within an ordinary neurological patient group. Untreated, prognosis for the conditions is poor, and neurological imaging has not yet provided explanatory hypotheses. Treatment studies are sparse, but a heterogenous group of studies of intense, multidisciplinary treatment programmes all point toward good and promising treatment effects. This is not reflected in the actual treatment capacity in Denmark.
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