[1]汪新建 陈子晨.“医学无法解释症状”的界定: 躯体化诊断的本土视角[J].南京师大学报(社会科学版),2014,(02):110.
　WANG Xin-jian,CHEN Zi-chen.Definition of “Medically Unexplained Symptoms”: A Chinese Perspective on Somatization Diagnosis[J].Journal of Nanjing Normal University (Social Science Edition),2014,(02):110.
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“医学无法解释症状”的界定: 躯体化诊断的本土视角
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《南京师大学报》（社会科学版）[ISSN:1006-6977/CN:61-1281/TN]

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期数:
2014年02期
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110
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出版日期:
2014-04-15

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Title:
Definition of “Medically Unexplained Symptoms”: A Chinese Perspective on Somatization Diagnosis
作者:
汪新建 陈子晨*
南开大学周恩来政府管理学院社会心理学系，300071
Author(s):
WANG Xin-jian;  CHEN Zi-chen
关键词:
躯体化;  医学无法解释症状;  医学史;  文化心理学
Keywords:
somatization;  medically unexplained symptoms;  medical history;  cultural psychology
摘要:
医学无法解释症状是指无法通过实验医学的生理性病因进行合理解释的功能性躯体症状,也是躯体化等躯体性心理障碍诊断标准的核心条件之一。医学无法解释症状的界定及其历史变迁反映了西方医学体系中普通医学和精神病学的二元分裂。而从本土身心合一和整体医学观的视角看,医学专科的二元分裂并不是天然存在的。这种差异也成为躯体化诊断在中国产生不适应性的原因之一。
Abstract:
Medically unexplained symptoms are functional somatic symptoms which cannot be reasonably explained by physiological causes of experimental medicine. They are also one of the core elements of the diagnostic criteria for identifying somatic psychological disorders like somatization. The definition of medically unexplained symptoms and its history reflect the dualist division between general medicine and psychiatry in the western medical system. From the Chinese perspective characterized by an integrated whole of body and mind and by the concept of holistic medicine, the dualist division of the medical sciences is not unavoidable. This difference constitutes one of the reasons why somatization diagnosis is not applicable in China.

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[1]吕小康 王丽娜.传统身体观:中国人躯体化表达的合法性渊源[J].南京师大学报(社会科学版),2014,(01):119.
　Lv,Xiao-kang,WANG Li-na.Traditional Chinese View on Body: Validity of Chinese Patients’ Somatization[J].Journal of Nanjing Normal University (Social Science Edition),2014,(02):119.

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备注/Memo:
* 汪新建,心理学博士,南开大学周恩来政府管理学院社会心理学系教授,博士生导师,300071; 陈子晨,南开大学社会心理学系博士研究生,300071。本文为国家社科基金一般项目(09BSH044)研究成果。
更新日期/Last Update: 2014-04-15