Publication at Second Faculty of Medicine |
2000
Abstract
Paper deals with problems of atypical forms of food intake disorder. Such disorders can be divided into three groups.
First group included sub-clinical forms of food intake disorders. Patients with signs of thinning are included into the second group; however, their active role in slimming cannot be identified.
In the third group the accompanying syndromes prevail, e.g. the syndrome of depression and obsessive-compulsive syndrome. Problems in the diagnostics and therapy of those atypical forms are discussed.
