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Id e270d2ac-2bb6-4e30-9016-e394eb1897d5
Initial Source Misophonia MOC
Initial Source
  • Misophonia
Aliases
  • (Yilmaz & Hocaoglu, 2021)
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  • purpleRed
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Dv Status #status/reviewed
Dv Limitations • Majority of literature consists of case reports and case series. • Limited validated diagnostic tools. • Lack of consensus on classification and diagnostic criteria. • Limited neurobiological data. • No controlled pharmacological studies.
Dv Future Directions • Large-scale epidemiological studies. • Prospective randomized-controlled trials. • Further investigation of comorbidities. • Development and validation of diagnostic tools. • Multidisciplinary research efforts.
Dv Relevance • is a decent lit review on misophonia, though likely outdated and is nothing spectacular

Misophonia: A Review

Status:: #status/reviewed


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Abstract

Misophonia is defined as a disproportionate emotional response to everyday sounds created by other people and sometimes to animal sounds. It can be severe enough to disrupt people’s professional and social functionality. The risk factors and etiology of the disease are not fully known. It can be seen together with some neurodevelopmental diseases and psychiatric disorders. Amsterdam Misophonia Scale and Misophonia Scale are scales developed to evaluate misophonia. Diagnostic criteria have not been fully determined and are not included in the current diagnostic classifications. In its treatment, methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfullnes, dialectical behavioral therapy and exposure are used, and no specific pharmacological treatment has been defined.


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Background/Purpose Background-

Purpose-
• lit review on Misophonia
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Measures N/A
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Discussion/Limits Conclusion-
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Limitations:: • Majority of literature consists of case reports and case series.
• Limited validated diagnostic tools.
• Lack of consensus on classification and diagnostic criteria.
• Limited neurobiological data.
• No controlled pharmacological studies.
Future Directions:: • Large-scale epidemiological studies.
• Prospective randomized-controlled trials.
• Further investigation of comorbidities.
• Development and validation of diagnostic tools.
• Multidisciplinary research efforts.
Relevance:: • is a decent lit review on misophonia, though likely outdated and is nothing spectacular