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Does cognitive-behavioural therapy reduce chest pain and psychological morbidity in patients with atypical non-cardiac chest pain?
Does cognitive-behavioural therapy reduce chest pain and psychological morbidity in patients with atypical non-cardiac chest pain?
Cognitive-behavioural therapy significantly improves symptoms and psychological morbidity in patients with persistent atypical non-cardiac chest pain.
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CBT should be offered for atypical non-cardiac chest pain; confirms symptom and morbidity reductions in RCT.
Klimeš et al. (1990) studied this question.
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