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Comparison between hyperventilation and breath-holding in panic disorder: patients responsive and non-responsive to both tests.

Psychiatry research - 15 Jun 2006

Nardi Antonio E, Valença Alexandre M, Mezzasalma Marco A, Levy Sandra P, Lopes Fabiana L, Nascimento Isabella, Freire Rafael C, Veras Andre B, Zin Walter A

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Our aim was to compare the demographic and psychopathological features of panic disorder (PD) patients who underwent hyperventilation and breath-holding challenge tests, and to describe the features of patients who had a panic attack after both tests versus those patients who did not experience p...

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PMID: 16635529
DOI: 10.1016/j.psychres.2005.07.032

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