Ontology type: schema:ScholarlyArticle
2004-03
AUTHORSCédric Lemogne, Antoine Pélissolo
ABSTRACTLes troubles anxieux surviennent souvent chez des patients semblant présenter des traits de personnalité particuliers, voire de véritables personnalités pathologiques. Ce constat clinique conduit à s’interroger sur les interactions respectives entre anxiété et personnalité: peut-on évaluer de manière valide la personnalité de patients anxieux, quelle est la comorbidité dité réelle entre troubles anxieux et troubles de la personnalité, et quels liens éventuellement physiopathologiques les unissent? Les études basées sur une approche catégorielle des troubles de la personnalité concluent à une prévalence d’environ 40 à 60% de ceux-ci chez les patients souffrant de trouble anxieux. Les catégories les plus représentées appartiennent au “cluster C”, avec une majorité de personnalités évitantes et dépendantes, sans spécificité réelle en fonction du type d’anxiété. Les approches dimensionnelles confirment l’existence de traits d’évitement chez les patients souffrant de troubles anxieux, à un niveau parfois très élevé, et cela même après traitement de l’anxiété. Ces travaux conforteraient l’hypothèse selon laquelle certains traits de tempérament, sous-tendus par des dispositions biologiques stables et héritables, peuvent constituer des facteurs de vulnérabilité précoce à l’apparition de troubles anxieux. More... »
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