OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER CLINICAL STAGING: FROM ENDOPHENOTYPE TO BEHAVIORAL ADDICTION (A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK)
Up to date, no clinical staging models have been proposed or tested for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). The last years’ research has clearly recognized the phenotypical and neurobiological heterogeneity of OCD and has focus on sub-typing OCD both in terms of symptom dimensions and comorbidity p...
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Up to date, no clinical staging models have been proposed or tested for obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). The last years’ research has clearly recognized the phenotypical and neurobiological heterogeneity of OCD and has focus on sub-typing OCD both in terms of symptom dimensions and comorbidity patterns. However, there are several evidences supporting the idea that the illness course is responsible for neurobiological changes. Consequently, is reasonable to suppose that these neurobiological changes could be responsible for changes in the phenotypical and clinical expression of the disease [1]. Moreover, longitudinal studies showed that longer duration of illness is a significant predictor of poor long-term course, highlighting the critical importance of early detection and treatment of OCD. Thus, defining and testing a clinical staging model for OCD could be relevant both in the definition of its pathophisiology and in developing new strategies for an earlier intervention. |
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