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Delivering the Diagnosis: A Practical Approach to a Patient With a Functional Neurological Disorder
Mark E Pierce1, Dara V F Albert2
1Department of Neurology, The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Columbus, OH.
Abstract:
Functional Neurological Disorders are a common and debilitating group of diseases that have been the subject of stigma and confusion across medical history. It is well-documented that prognosis and even possible resolution of symptoms are linked to successful delivery of the diagnosis by the clinician, and correct understanding of diagnosis by the patient. In the following article, we delineate the nature of these disorders and provide an overview to assist providers successfully navigate the communication of these diagnoses to patients and families.
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