Bridging logic and time: the need for conceptualization of “functional neurological disorder before readiness”

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2026
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Abstract
Akira Hanazono, Ph.D, Keita Yasuda, M.D, Yui Sanpei, Ph.D; Bridging logic and time: the need for conceptualization of “functional neurological disorder bef
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Journal Brain communications
Year 2026
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