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The effect of psychological intervention on 22 patients with Panic Disorder

Aimin Chen, Meihua Bao, Jinrong Sun

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Objective To study the effect of psychological intervention on patients with PanicDisorder. Methods 42 patients with Panic Disorder were randomly divided into study group (treated withabnormal nursing combined with psychological intervention)and control group(with abnormal nursing)for 4weeks, and curative effects assessed by the SCL-90, HAMA and HAMD. Results There were significantdifferences in scores of the HAMA(7.83±3.12) in study group than in control group(11.42±4.02) (P<0.01), and that of in scores of the HAMD (19.45±3.92)in study group than in control group(18.67±4.33)at the end of 4th week(P<0.01) ,and that of in scores of anxiety, depression, somatization, and personalrelationship of the SCL-90 in study group than in control group at the end of 4th week (P<0.05).Conclusions Psychological intervention can improve the mental problems of patients with Panic Disorder,such as anxiety, depression, cognition and coping styles. Key words: Panic Disorder;  Psychological intervention;  SCL-90 ;  HAMA;  HAMD

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Objective To study the effect of psychological intervention on patients with PanicDisorder. Methods 42 patients with Panic Disorder were randomly divided into study group (treated withabnormal nursing combined with psychological intervention)and control group(with abnormal nursing)for 4weeks, and curative effects assessed by the SCL-90, HAMA and HAMD. Results There were significantdifferences in scores of the HAMA(7.83±3.12) in study group than in control group(11.42±4.02) (P<0.01), and that of in scores of the HAMD (19.45±3.92)in study group than in control group(18.67±4.33)at the end of 4th week(P<0.01) ,and that of in scores of anxiety, depression, somatization, and personalrelationship of the SCL-90 in study group than in control group at the end of 4th week (P<0.05).Conclusions Psychological intervention can improve the mental problems of patients with Panic Disorder,such as anxiety, depression, cognition and coping styles. Key words: Panic Disorder;  Psychological intervention;  SCL-90 ;  HAMA;  HAMD

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Objective To study the effect of psychological intervention on patients with PanicDisorder. Methods 42 patients with Panic Disorder were randomly divided into study group (treated withabnormal nursing combined with psychological intervention)and control group(with abnormal nursing)for 4weeks, and curative effects assessed by the SCL-90, HAMA and HAMD. Results There were significantdifferences in scores of the HAMA(7.83±3.12) in study group than in control group(11.42±4.02) (P<0.01), and that of in scores of the HAMD (19.45±3.92)in study group than in control group(18.67±4.33)at the end of 4th week(P<0.01) ,and that of in scores of anxiety, depression, somatization, and personalrelationship of the SCL-90 in study group than in control group at the end of 4th week (P<0.05).Conclusions Psychological intervention can improve the mental problems of patients with Panic Disorder,such as anxiety, depression, cognition and coping styles. Key words: Panic Disorder;  Psychological intervention;  SCL-90 ;  HAMA;  HAMD

Key concepts: Hamd, Somatization, Panic, Anxiety, Panic disorder, Depression (economics), Somatization disorder, Clinical psychology

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