The 50 Most-Frequently Cited Articles in Psychosomatics

The 50 Most-Frequently Cited Articles
in Psychosomatics as of May 1, 2008 -- updated monthly

Most-cited rankings are recalculated at the beginning of the month.
Rankings are based on citations to articles on this journal site from articles in HighWire-hosted journals.

1. S Borson, GJ McDonald, T Gayle, M Deffebach, S Lakshminarayan, C VanTuinen
Improvement in mood, physical symptoms, and function with nortriptyline for depression in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Psychosomatics May 01, 1992; 33: 190-201.
(In "ORIGINAL RESEARCH REPORTS")   [Abstract]     [PDF]

2. ML Stuber, DA Christakis, B Houskamp, AE Kazak
Posttrauma symptoms in childhood leukemia survivors and their parents
Psychosomatics May 01, 1996; 37: 254-261.
(In "ORIGINAL RESEARCH REPORTS")   [Abstract]     [PDF]

3. WILLIAM W.K. ZUNG
A Rating Instrument For Anxiety Disorders
Psychosomatics Nov 01, 1971; 12: 371-379.
(In "Articles")   [PDF]

4. CL Alter, D Pelcovitz, A Axelrod, B Goldenberg, H Harris, B Meyers, B Grobois, F Mandel, A Septimus, S Kaplan
Identification of PTSD in cancer survivors
Psychosomatics Mar 01, 1996; 37: 137-143.
(In "ORIGINAL RESEARCH REPORTS")   [Abstract]     [PDF]

5. Harvey Max Chochinov, Keith G. Wilson, Murray Enns, Sheila Lander
Depression, Hopelessness, and Suicidal Ideation in the Terminally Ill
Psychosomatics Aug 01, 1998; 39: 366-370.
(In "ORIGINAL RESEARCH REPORTS")   [Abstract]     [Full Text]     [PDF]

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