imagens cerebrais e o caso da síndrome da fadiga crônica neuroimaging and the case of chronic fatigue syndrome
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Abstract
Este artigo analisa o uso de neuroimageamento nas pesquisas da síndrome da fadiga crônica. Revisam-se alguns dos estudos publicados sobre o assunto na década de 1990 e analisa-se um ponto específico desses estudo, que é a busca de alterações na ativação cerebral ou outros tipos de anormalidade que possam fornecer um padrão para diagnóstico e tratamento da doença. Analisa-se o entendimento da síndrome da fadiga crônica como uma doença reduzida aos achados cerebrais, argumentando em favor de uma visão mais ampliada da doença, que leve em conta os elementos psicossociais da vida do paciente em detrimento de explicações reduzidas ao somático.
This article analyzes the use of neuroimaging in research into chronic fatigue syndrome. It reviews some works published in the 1990s and investigates a specific aspect of these studies, namely the search for a cerebral abnormality, in the form of an altered activation pattern, which could provide a pattern for diagnosis and treatment of the disease. The understanding of chronic fatigue syndrome as a disease reduced to some cerebral findings is analyzed, arguing in favor of a broader vision of this disease that includes psychosocial elements of the patient's life as opposed to entirely somatic explanations.
This article analyzes the use of neuroimaging in research into chronic fatigue syndrome. It reviews some works published in the 1990s and investigates a specific aspect of these studies, namely the search for a cerebral abnormality, in the form of an altered activation pattern, which could provide a pattern for diagnosis and treatment of the disease. The understanding of chronic fatigue syndrome as a disease reduced to some cerebral findings is analyzed, arguing in favor of a broader vision of this disease that includes psychosocial elements of the patient's life as opposed to entirely somatic explanations.
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| Authors | ;Francisco Ortega;Rafaela Zorzanelli |
| Journal | journal of physical activity & health |
| Year | 2011 |
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