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Dv Initial Source Misophonia MOCMisophonia ]

Dv Status #status/Bare-bones-review

Dv Limitations Limit’s include reliance on case study of four individuals, making it difficult to generalize the result to the whole population. Authors propose that the results suggest that Misophonia is distinguished from existing psychological and auditory disorders that have known etiologies and treatments.

Dv Future Directions Authors suggest that further research is required to understand the neurological and psychological underpinnings of the disorder and identify appropriate treatments.

Dv Relevance Study looking at pediatric misophonia cases, coming to the conclusion that misophonia is distinguished from preexisting disorders

When selective audiovisual stimuli become unbearable: a case series on pediatric misophonia

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Item Type: #journalArticle
Authors: Patricia L Johnson, Troy A Webber, Monica S Wu, Adam B Lewin, Tanya K Murphy, Eric A Storch
Date: 12/2013
Date Added: 2020-01-15
URL: http://www.futuremedicine.com/doi/10.2217/npy.13.70
DOI: 10.2217/npy.13.70
Cite key: johnsonWhenSelectiveAudiovisual2013
Topics: primary Resources
Tags: #Misophonia
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Abstract

Background: Those with misophonia experience distress in response to specific sounds (e.g., sounds of eating) and often to repetitive movements (e.g., seeing leg shaking). The literature on misophonia is sparse but it is gaining increased clinical attention. Methods: We report on four cases to highlight clinical characteristics associated with misophonia seen in a pediatric treatment setting. Results: Patients typically responded to triggers with avoidant behavior or made attempts to stop the production of the trigger. Misophonia caused varying levels of impairment and was often seen as the patient’s primary complaint. Onset began in childhood and demonstrated increasing severity until the point at which evaluation and treatment was sought. Family accommodation was consistently present and reinforced the patient’s difficulties. Conclusion: Misophonia is distinguished from existing psychological and auditory disorders that have known etiologies and treatments. Further research is required to understand the neurological and psychological underpinnings of the disorder, and identify appropriate treatments.

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Background/Purpose	Background- • the literature on Misophonia is sparse and in need of more clinical attention. • study is a case study on four cases of pediatric Misophonia to highlight clinical characteristics associated with misophonia seen in a pediatric treatment setting Purpose-
Participants/samples	4 pediatric Misophonics
Measures	Qualitative assessment of Misophonic characteristics.
Procedures	Clinical Case study
Results	Patients typically responded to triggers with avoidant behavior or made attempts to stop the production of the trigger. Misophonia caused varying levels of impairment and was often seen as the patient’s primary complaint. Onset began in childhood and demonstrated increasing severity until the point at which evaluation and treatment was sought. Family accommodation was consistently present and reinforced the patient’s difficulties
Discussion/Limits	Conclusion-
Limitations::	Limit’s include reliance on case study of four individuals, making it difficult to generalize the result to the whole population. Authors propose that the results suggest that Misophonia is distinguished from existing psychological and auditory disorders that have known etiologies and treatments.
Future Directions::	Authors suggest that further research is required to understand the neurological and psychological underpinnings of the disorder and identify appropriate treatments.
Relevance::	Study looking at pediatric misophonia cases, coming to the conclusion that misophonia is distinguished from preexisting disorders