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April 11, 2026Seminars in Neurology0 citations

Approach to the Patient with FND: Evaluation, Diagnosis, and Developing a Treatment Plan

MDMichael Daniel DeDominicisSLSarah C. Lidstone

Key Points

  • The aim is to evaluate the approaches to diagnosing and treating functional neurological disorder (FND).
  • Review of current evidence-based evaluation techniques for FND.
  • Discussion of diagnostic strategies for functional neurological disorder.
  • Selection criteria for developing individualized treatment plans.
  • Improved diagnostic accuracy for functional neurological disorder.
  • Enhanced patient experience during the care process.
  • Positive influences on patient outcomes and healthcare utilization.

Abstract

Abstract The evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of functional neurological disorder (FND) requires a specific skillset, an individualized approach to care, and resilience to navigate clinical challenges. Elements of care have evolved alongside a maturing understanding of the disease in a manner that has improved diagnostic accuracy, patient experience, patient outcomes, and health care utilization. This chapter reviews current evidence-based approaches to the evaluation of patients with FND, the delivery of the FND diagnosis, and the selection of an appropriate treatment plan.

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DeDominicis et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d9e58f78050d08c1b75c2ahttps://doi.org/10.1055/a-2835-0301
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