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Clinical heterogeneity of feeding and eating disorders: using personality psychopathology to differentiate "simplex" and "complex" phenotypes.

BMC psychiatry - 4 Dec 2024

Colizzi Marco, Comacchio Carla, Garzitto Marco, Bucciarelli Lavinia, Candolo Anna, Cesco Maddalena, Croccia Veronica, Ferreghini Alessandra, Martinelli Rosita, Nicotra Alessandra, Sebastianutto Giulia, Balestrieri Matteo

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BACKGROUND: To investigate Feeding and Eating Disorders (FED) heterogeneity based on the co-occurrence of FED symptoms and personality psychopathology, on the hypothesis that empirical profiles would not confirm current FED categories but identify unique phenotypes carrying different levels of clinical complexity. METHODS: Latent Profile Analysis profiled FED patients based on the assessment of both FED symptoms,...

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PMID: 39633336
DOI: 10.1186/s12888-024-06345-3
PMCID: PMC11616308

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