In the present paper we have described importance of degree agua-phobia characteristics Psorolin B ointment and how such formulation would exceptionally be useful in treating Psoriasis. The ecosystem outside is high water (in form humidity) skin also has property excreting various waste metabolites through sweat which eventually both hinder remove soluble constituents from easily whereas remova...

Aseptic necrosis of the femoral head (ANFH) is a severe chronic poliaethiologic disease hip joint which prevalent mainly in young people with loss professional and social skills. It known that non-psychotic mental disorders appearance patients ANFH can lead to increasing disability, decreasing quality life, difficulties organizing rehabilitation period. Current researches prove preoperative sta...

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the German version of the Social Phobia Inventory (SPIN) as a screening device and to report corresponding cut-off scores for different populations. METHOD In Study 1, 2043 subjects from a representative sample completed the SPIN. Cut-off values were established on the basis of means and standard deviations. In Study 2, different aspects of validity were examined in a cl...

Social phobia is one of the most frequent psychiatric disorders and is accessible to two forms of scientifically validated treatments: anti-depressant drugs and cognitive-behavioral therapies. Graded exposure to feared social situations (either in vivo or by imagining the situations) is fundamental to obtain an improvement of the anxious symptoms. Virtual reality (VR) may be an alternative to t...

Abstract Persistent postural-perceptual dizziness (PPPD) is a chronic functional vestibular disorder, not structural or psychiatric condition, presented by one more dizziness, unsteadiness, non-spinning vertigo symptoms. These symptoms will worsen with upright posture, movements, and exposure to complex visual stimuli. PPDD may be precipitated disorders that impair balance induce symptoms, such...

Under the direction of Page Anderson ABSTRACT A growing body of literature suggests that Virtual Reality is a successful tool for exposure therapy for anxiety disorders. Virtual Reality (VR) researchers posit the construct of presence, interpreting an artificial stimulus as if it were real, as the mechanism that enables anxiety to be felt during virtual reality exposure therapy (VRE). However, ...

Little is known about the effects of successful psychotherapy on brain function in subjects with anxiety disorders. The present study aimed to identify changes in brain activation following cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) in subjects suffering from specific phobia. Using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), brain activation to spider videos was measured in 28 spider phobic and 14 he...