Titlebook: Complex Cases and Comorbidity in Eating Disorders; Assessment and Manag Riccardo Dalle Grave,Massimiliano Sartirana,Simona Book 2021 The Ed

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Mitogen-activated protein kinase, may have lifelong repercussions. This chapter describes how to manage the principal physical complications of eating disorders, focusing in particular on those requiring specific medical intervention beyond weight restoration and the interruption of extreme weight-control behaviours.

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Dietmar Schomburg,Ida Schomburg,Antje Changf clinical vignettes, how CBT-E can be used to assess and treat clinical perfectionism, core low self-esteem, marked interpersonal problems, and mood intolerance coexisting with eating disorder psychopathology.

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Low-density-lipoprotein receptor kinase, psychopathology. Detailed information is given to help understand whether the features of a “coexisting” disorder are in fact directly attributable to the eating disorder or its consequences, as well as whether they are interfering with the eating-disorder, and if they are likely to resolve when the eating disorder is successfully treated.

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Coexisting Psychological Problemsf clinical vignettes, how CBT-E can be used to assess and treat clinical perfectionism, core low self-esteem, marked interpersonal problems, and mood intolerance coexisting with eating disorder psychopathology.

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Coexisting Mental Disorders psychopathology. Detailed information is given to help understand whether the features of a “coexisting” disorder are in fact directly attributable to the eating disorder or its consequences, as well as whether they are interfering with the eating-disorder, and if they are likely to resolve when the eating disorder is successfully treated.