Samantha Weber
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Recent Articles
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Weber S, Stoffel N, Ansede-Bermejo J, Cruz R, Del Real Bolt A, Bruckmaier R, et al.
Brain Commun
. 2024 Dec;
7(1):fcae455.
PMID: 39726815
Individuals diagnosed with functional neurological disorder experience abnormal movement, gait, sensory processing or functional seizures, for which research into the pathophysiology identified psychosocial contributing factors as well as promising biomarkers....
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Schwieger A, Angst K, de Bardeci M, Burrer A, Cathomas F, Ferrea S, et al.
Int J Med Inform
. 2024 Oct;
192:105654.
PMID: 39437512
Objective: To evaluate whether psychiatric discharge summaries (DS) generated with ChatGPT-4 from electronic health records (EHR) can match the quality of DS written by psychiatric residents. Methods: At a psychiatric...
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Weber S, Jungilligens J, Aybek S, Popkirov S
Epilepsia Open
. 2024 Oct;
9(6):2331-2341.
PMID: 39373074
Objective: Dissociative seizures are paroxysmal disruptions of awareness and behavioral control in the context of affective arousal. Alterations in stress-related endocrine function have been demonstrated, but the timescale of dissociation...
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Weber S, Rey Alvarez L, Ansede-Bermejo J, Cruz R, Del Real A, Buhler J, et al.
J Psychosom Res
. 2024 Sep;
186:111909.
PMID: 39236646
Objective: We studied gene-environment, as well as gene-gene interaction to elucidate their effects on symptom severity and predict clinical outcomes in functional neurological disorders (FND). Methods: Eighty-five patients with mixed...
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Schneider A, Weber S, Wyss A, Loukas S, Aybek S
Neuroimage Clin
. 2024 Jun;
43:103625.
PMID: 38833899
Background: Functional neurological disorder (FND) is a common neuropsychiatric condition with established diagnostic criteria and effective treatments but for which the underlying neuropathophysiological mechanisms remain incompletely understood. Recent neuroimaging studies...
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Weber S, Buhler J, Loukas S, Bolton T, Vanini G, Bruckmaier R, et al.
Neuroimage Clin
. 2024 Feb;
41:103583.
PMID: 38422831
Background: Functional neurological disorders were historically regarded as the manifestation of a dynamic brain lesion which might be linked to trauma or stress, although this association has not yet been...
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Weber S, Buhler J, Messmer F, Bruckmaier R, Aybek S
J Psychosom Res
. 2024 Feb;
179:111615.
PMID: 38387237
Objective: Biological stress dysregulation, such as a flattened cortisol awakening response (CAR), has been identified in functional neurological disorder (FND). This longitudinal study aimed to explore whether CAR alterations in...
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Buhler J, Weber S, Loukas S, Walther S, Aybek S
BMJ Neurol Open
. 2024 Feb;
6(1):e000525.
PMID: 38361967
Background: Disrupted sense of agency (SoA)-the sense of being the agent of one's own actions-has been demonstrated in patients with functional neurological disorder (FND), and a key area of the...
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Vanini G, Buhler J, Weber S, Steinauer M, Aybek S
Eur J Neurol
. 2023 Sep;
31(1):e16056.
PMID: 37697728
Background And Purpose: Female gender, younger age and stressful life events are known predisposing factors for functional neurological disorders (FNDs). Employment in a healthcare profession has also been suggested to...
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Weber S, Buhler J, Vanini G, Loukas S, Bruckmaier R, Aybek S
Brain
. 2022 Nov;
146(6):2627-2641.
PMID: 36417451
Stress is a well-known risk factor to develop a functional neurological disorder, a frequent neuropsychiatric medical condition in which patients experience a variety of disabling neurological symptoms. Only little is...