Sensory modulation disorder symptoms in anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa: A pilot study

Ayelet Brand‐Gothelf; Shula Parush; Yehudith Eitan; Shai Admoni; Eitan Gur; Dan Joseph Stein

doi:10.1002/eat.22460

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Female inpatients with AN-R exhibited sensory over-responsiveness both in the acute stage of their illness and following weight restoration, suggesting that sensory over-responsiveness may represent a trait related to the illness itself above and beyond the influence of malnutrition. The finding for sensory under-responsiveness in BN is less consistent.

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