Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimic Disorders. Current Perspectives

Content: 
Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Inside Front Cover, Page iia
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
PREFACE, Page v
RICHARD MORTON, 1637–1698, LIMNER OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA: HIS LIFE AND TIMES A TERCENTENARY ESSAY, Pages 83-88, JOSEPH A. SILVERMAN
ASCETIC IDEALS AND ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 89-94, DAVID RAMPLING
ARCHIVAL EXPLORATION OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 95-100, WILLIAM LL. PARRY-JONES
THE CHANGING NATURE OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE, Pages 101-109, GERALD F.M. RUSSELL
CLASSIFICATION OF THE EATING DISORDERS, Pages 113-119, KATHERINE A. HALMI
SUBGROUPS OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA: VALIDITY AND UTILITY, Pages 121-128, ANGELA D. MICKALIDE, ARNOLD E. ANDERSEN
SIMILARITIES AMONG BULIMIC GROUPS SELECTED BY DIFFERENT WEIGHTS AND WEIGHT HISTORIES, Pages 129-134, DAVID M. GARNER, MARION P. OLMSTED, PAUL E. GARFINKEL
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE NEUROTIC SYMPTOMS OF BULIMIA NERVOSA, Pages 135-140, CHRISTOPHER G. FAIRBURN, JOAN KIRK, MARIANNE O\'CONNOR, PETER J. COOPER
THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA, Pages 143-153, GEORGE I. SZMUKLER
PATTERNS OF CARE OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 155-160, HANS WIJBRAND HOEK, FRANK G. BROOK
THE PREVALENCE OF BINGE-EATING AND BULIMIA IN 1063 COLLEGE STUDENTS, Pages 161-166, KEVIN HEALY, RONAN M. CONROY, NOEL WALSH
ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN GLASGOW, Pages 167-170, K.M. LEIGHTON, H.R. MILLAR
SOCIAL CLASS AS A CONFOUNDING VARIABLE IN THE EATING ATTITUDES TEST, Pages 171-176, I. EISLER, G.I. SZMUKLER
THE IMPLICATIONS OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN A BALLET SCHOOL, Pages 177-181, GEORGE I. SZMUKLER, IVAN EISLER, CHIRSTY GILLIES, MARY E. HAYWARD
ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN AMERICAN BLACKS, Pages 183-188, PAUL ROBINSON, ARNOLD ANDERSEN
NEUROBIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FEEDING DISORDERS, Pages 191-201, A. WAKELING
DEXAMETHASONE SUPPRESSION AND ENERGY BALANCE: A STUDY OF ANOREXIC PATIENTS, Pages 203-206, M.T. ABOU-SALEH, D.A. OLEESKY, A.H. CRISP
GASTROINTESTINAL HORMONES IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 207-213, J.T. ALDERDICE, W.W. DINSMORE, K.D. BUCHANAN, C. ADAMS
THE TRH TEST IN BULIMIA AND ANOREXIA NERVOSA: A CONTROLLED STUDY, Pages 215-219, P.D. NORRIS, B.P. O\'MALLEY, R.L. PALMER
ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND THE ADRENAL: THE EFFECT OF WEIGHT GAIN, Pages 221-225, J. TREASURE, M.J. WHEELER, B. SAFIEH, G.F.M. RUSSELL
EVALUATION OF GROWTH IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA FROM SERIAL MEASUREMENTS, Pages 227-230, SØREN NIELSEN
THE NEURONAL BASIS OF COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOUR IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 231-235, IVOR H. MILLS
A CONTROLLED FAMILY STUDY OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 239-246, MICHAEL STROBER, WENDY MORRELL, JANE BURROUGHS, BARBARA SALKIN, CARRIE JACOBS
FAMILY STRUCTURE AND BIRTH ORDER OF PATIENTS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 247-251, S. GOWERS, S.R. KADAMBARI, A.H. CRISP
A REVIEW OF BODY-IMAGE STUDIES IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA NERVOSA, Pages 255-265, PETER SLADE
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF WEIGHT GAIN IN PATIENTS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 267-271, S. CHANNON, W.P. DESILVA
SYMBOLIC FUNCTIONING IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 273-278, M.P. BOURKE, G. TAYLOR, A.H. CRISP
SATIETY RESPONSES IN EATING DISORDERS, Pages 279-284, WILLIAM P. OWEN, KATHERINE A. HALMI, JAMES GIBBS, GERARD P. SMITH
THE DISCRIMINATIVE VALUE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA. CLINICAL AND PSYCHOMETRIC COMPARISON BETWEEN ANOREXIA NERVOSA PATIENTS, BALLET DANCERS AND CONTROLS, Pages 285-290, WINNY L. WEEDA-MANNAK, MARIA J. DROP
PERSONAL CONSTRUCTS IN ANOREXIA, Pages 291-295, MICHAEL A. MOTTRAM
EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF IDENTITY IN ANOREXIA AND BULIMIA NERVOSA, Pages 297-302, PETER WEINREICH, JAMES DOHERTY, PAUL HARRIS
ANOREXIC SYNDROMES IN THE MALE, Pages 305-313, M.M. FICHTER, C. DASER, F. POSTPISCHIL
ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN THE MALE: CLINICAL FEATURES AND FOLLOW-UP OF NINE PATIENTS, Pages 315-321, ANNE HALL, JOHN W. DELAHUNT, PETER M. ELLIS
FACTORS AFFECTING PROGNOSIS IN MALE ANOREXICS, Pages 323-328, TOM BURNS, A.H. CRISP
MOOD AND FOOD: AN ANALYSIS OF BULIMIC EPISODES, Pages 331-335, RON DAVIS, RICHARD FREEMAN, LESLIE SOLYOM
CONTROLLING WEIGHT BY PURGATION AND VOMITING: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BULIMICS, Pages 337-341, J. HUBERT LACEY, ELIZABETH GIBSON
BULIMIA: MULTIVARIATE PREDICTORS OF LIFE IMPAIRMENT, Pages 343-347, CRAIG L. JOHNSON, SUSAN Q. LOVE
THE PREDICTION OF RELAPSE IN BULIMIA NERVOSA, Pages 349-353, RICHARD J. FREEMAN, BARBARA BEACH, RON DAVIS, LESLIE SOLYOM
ADVERSE SEXUAL EXPERIENCE IN CHILDHOOD AND CLINICAL EATING DISORDERS: A PRELIMINARY DESCRIPTION, Pages 357-361, R. OPPENHEIMER, K. HOWELLS, R.L. PALMER, D.A. CHALONER
PREMENARCHAL ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND ITS SEQUELAE, Pages 363-369, GERALD F.M. RUSSELL
EVALUATION OF INPATIENT TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENT ANOREXIC PATIENTS, Pages 371-375, HANS-CHRISTOPH STEINHAUSEN
ANOREXIA NERVOSA, BULIMIA AND ALCOHOLISM—ASSOCIATION OF EATING DISORDER AND ALCOHOL, Pages 377-380, D. ALUN JONES, NEIL CHESHIRE, HELEN MOORHOUSE
ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA IN FEMALE ADOLESCENTS WITH INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS: A SYSTEMATIC STUDY, Pages 381-384, G.M. RODIN, D. DANEMAN, L.E. JOHNSON, A. KENSHOLE, P. GARFINKEL
WHY DO SOME ANOREXICS STEAL? PERSONAL, SOCIAL AND ILLNESS FACTORS, Pages 385-390, K.R.W. NORTON, A.H. CRISP, A.V. BHAT
A TREATMENT APPROACH TO ANOREXIA NERVOSA—25 YEARS ON, Pages 393-404, A.H. CRISP, K.R.S. NORTON, STEPHANIE JURCZAK, CAROL BOWYER, SHEENA DUNCAN
THE TREATMENT OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN TORONTO, Pages 405-411, PAUL E. GARFINKEL
INPATIENT TREATMENT OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA: SOME RESEARCH-GUIDED CHANGES, Pages 413-422, WALTER VANDEREYCKEN
INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 423-433, DAVID M. GARNER
THE FAMILY THERAPY OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 435-443, CHRISTOPHER DARE
TREATMENT OF EATING DISORDERS: WINNING THE WAR WITHOUT HAVING TO DO BATTLE, Pages 445-448, ANGELIQUE A. SALLAS
CORRECTING THE EATING DISORDER IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 449-451, A.J. WILSON, S.W. TOUYZ, M. O\'CONNOR, P.J.V. BEUMONT
REVIEW OF A GROUP FOR PARENTS OF ANOREXICS, Pages 453-458, H.L. LEWIS, M.P. MACGUIRE
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA, Pages 459-463, JOAN E. MARTIN
THE MANAGEMENT OF BULIMIA NERVOSA, Pages 465-472, CHRISTOPHER G. FAIRBURN
PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR BULIMIA: A CONTROLLED STUDY, Pages 473-478, CHRISTOPHER FREEMAN, FIONA SINCLAIR, JANE TURNBULL, ANNETTE ANNANDALE
EVALUATING A GROUP TREATMENT FOR BULIMIA, Pages 479-483, G.F. HUON, L.B. BROWN
A DOUBLE-BLIND TRIAL OF PHENELZINE IN BULIMIA, Pages 485-489, B. TIMOTHY WALSH, JONATHAN W. STEWART, STEVEN P. ROOSE, MADELINE GLADIS, ALEXANDER H. GLASSMAN
OUTCOME AND PROGNOSIS IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA: SOME RESULTS OF PREVIOUS INVESTIGATIONS, COMPARED WITH THOSE OF A SWEDISH LONG-TERM STUDY, Pages 493-508, STEN THEANDER
THE TREATMENT AND OUTCOME OF ANOREXIA NERVOSA IN ADOLESCENTS: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY AND FIVE YEAR FOLLOW-UP, Pages 509-514, FREDA E. MARTIN
DEATH AND RELAPSE IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA: SURVIVAL ANALYSIS OF 151 CASES, Pages 515-521, TORBEN ISAGER, METTE BRINCH, SVEND KREINER, KAI TOLSTRUP
INDEX, Pages 523-527