期刊
ACADEMIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE
卷 28, 期 6, 页码 685-696出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/acem.14263
关键词
conversion disorder; functional movement disorder; functional neurological disorder; nonepileptic seizures; stroke mimic
资金
- NHS Scotland NRS Career Fellowship
This narrative review provides an overview of functional neurological disorder (FND) in the emergency department (ED), emphasizing the shift towards diagnosing FND based on positive clinical signs. The review covers common functional neurological presentations and offers practical advice for discussing FND diagnosis and initial workup and management plans.
We provide a narrative review of functional neurological disorder (FND, or conversion disorder) for the emergency department (ED). Diagnosis of FND has shifted from a rule-out disorder to one now based on the recognition of positive clinical signs, allowing the ED physician to make a suspected or likely diagnosis of FND. PubMed, Google Scholar, academic books, and a hand search through review article references were used to conduct a literature review. We review clinical features and diagnostic pitfalls for the most common functional neurologic presentations to the ED, including functional limb weakness, functional (nonepileptic) seizures, and functional movement disorders. We provide practical advice for discussing FND as a possible diagnosis and suggestions for initial steps in workup and management plans.
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