Panic Disorder

<div>1. The panic disorder concept: a historical perspective.-&nbsp;2. A neural systems approach to the study of panic disorder.-&nbsp;3. The hippocampus and Panic Disorder: evidence from animal and human studies.-&nbsp;4. Panic Disorder, is it really a mental disorder? From body functions to the homeostatic brain.-&nbsp;5. Staging of panic disorder: implications for neurobiology and treatment.-&nbsp;6. Panic disorder respiratory subtype.-&nbsp;7. Lifelong opioidergic vulnerability through early life separation: A recent extension of the false suffocation alarm theory of panic disorder.-&nbsp;8. Circadian Rhythm in Panic Disorder.-&nbsp;9. Some genetic aspects of panic disorder.-&nbsp;10. Panic disorder and personality disorders.-&nbsp;11. Possible mechanisms linking panic disorder and cardiac syndromes.-&nbsp;12. Panic disorder and cardiovascular death: what's beneath?.-&nbsp;13. Pulmonary embolism in the setting of panic attacks.-&nbsp;14. Panic and Self-consciousness.-&nbsp;15. Pharmacological treatment with the Serotonin Selective Receptores inhibitors.-&nbsp;16. Benzodiazepines in panic disorder.-&nbsp;17. Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to treat panic disorder.-&nbsp;18. Exercise in Panic Disorder: implications for maintenance, treatment and physical health.-&nbsp;19. Pharmacological treatment of panic disorder with non-selective drugs.</div><div><br></div>