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psy·cho·no·sol·o·gy

(sī'kō-nō-sol'ŏ-jē),
The classification of mental illnesses and behavioral disorders.
[psycho- + G. nosos, disease, + logos, study]
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Whereas there is increasing evidence of somatic comorbidity in several major psychiatric disorders, present psychiatric nosology does not include specific psychiatric illnesses associated with medical conditions other than organic dementias and secondary psychiatric conditions.
However, as psychiatric comorbidities, traumatic biographies are not routinely investigated when subjects consult for depression [55, 56] and the recognition of the deleterious consequences of child maltreatment is not even incorporated in psychiatric nosology [56].
Therefore, it is key to reappraise psychiatric nosology. In fact, a recurring suggestion has been that psychiatric nosology should be based on the etiology of mental disorders, similarly to mainstream medicine (8).
Editorial: Research Domain Criteria (RDoC): a new psychiatric nosology whose time has not yet come.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual has been a revolutionary development in psychiatric nosology. Before the DSM, it was not clear if what was considered major depression in one country was the same as major depression in another country.
When our patient was evaluated for current psychiatric nosology co-existence of borderline personality disorder and dissociative personality disorder may have been considered.
However, much more research is needed to improve the mapping of the 'brain pathology-psychological symptoms-clinical diagnosis' matrix before it will be possible to propose a new psychiatric nosology that captures the complexity of these relationships.
Homosexuality and psychiatric nosology. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 37, 678-683.
This began the modern era of psychiatric nosology in North America.
Towards a genuinely medical model for psychiatric nosology. BMC Medicine 2012;10:5.
Psychiatric nosology is ready for a paradigm shift in DSM-V.
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