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Paula Zimbrean, MD;Catherine Crone, MD;Yelizaveta Sher, MD;Mary Amanda Dew, PhD;Andrea DiMartini, MD;Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

August 26th 2020

Here: A summary of indicators for stress and anxiety in patients undergoing transplantation, and why it is important for psychiatrists to be aware of these factors.

7 Medical Illnesses That May Present as Anxiety

Yu Dong, MD, PhD;Fatima Noorani, MD;Rushi Vyas, MD;Chandrika Balgobin, DO;Vanessa Torres-Llenza, MD;Catherine Crone, MD

May 18th 2017

Beyond psychosocial implications of anxiety disorders, an array of physiological effects may ensue.

Transplant Psychiatry: Psychiatric Care of Organ Donors and Recipients

Paula Zimbrean, MD;Catherine Crone, MD;Yelizaveta Sher, MD;Mary Amanda Dew, PhD;Andrea DiMartini, MD;Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

October 25th 2016

The authors focus on the psychiatric management of transplant recipients and the evaluation and care of living organ donors.

Transplant Psychiatry: An Introduction, Part 1

Paula Zimbrean, MD;Catherine Crone, MD;Yelizaveta Sher, MD;Mary Amanda Dew, PhD;Andrea DiMartini, MD;Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

September 29th 2016

Psychiatrists are playing an ever-increasing role in the evaluation and care of organ transplant candidates and living organ donors-before and after transplant.

Managing Anxiety in the Medically Ill

Yu Dong, MD, PhD;Fatima Noorani, MD;Rushi Vyas, MD;Chandrika Balgobin, DO;Vanessa Torres-Llenza, MD;Catherine Crone, MD

January 30th 2015

The authors examine anxiety in the medically ill: its presence secondary to or as an impersonator of physical illness and its diagnostic and management challenges.