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Panic disorder prevalence among patients referred for an electrocardiogram in a Nigerian teaching hospital
Background: Panic disorder is a common chronic illness that is often unrecognized, misdiagnosed, and untreated because it often presents to the physicians with symptoms that are similar to those of emergency medical conditions. One study of the prevalence of panic disorder in the general population...
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