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American Journal of PsychiatryPublished 1 July 1991
Wayne Katon, Elizabeth Lin, Michael Von Korff, Joan Russo, Patricia Lipscomb, Terry Bush
Citations362
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The results suggest that the DSM-IV somatoform disorders section should include somatization disorder, an abridged definition of somatized disorder often associated with anxiety and depression, as well as a type of Somatization associated with an adjustment disorder.
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The results suggest that the DSM-IV somatoform disorders section should include somatization disorder, an abridged definition of somatization disorder often associated with anxiety and depression, as well as a type of somatization associated with an adjustment disorder.
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