Highlights the need to differentiate between phobic and generalized anxiety when designing interventions for post-stroke anxiety.
Anxiety after stroke/transient ischemic attack is predominantly phobic and is associated with poorer patient outcomes. Trials of anxiety intervention in stroke should consider the different treatment approaches needed for phobic and generalized anxiety.
Chun et al. (Tue,) studied this question.
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