Catherine Crone, MD

Articles by Catherine Crone, MD

Key Stressors in Transplant Psychiatry

ByPaula Zimbrean, MD,Catherine Crone, MD,Yelizaveta Sher, MD,Mary Amanda Dew, PhD,Andrea DiMartini, MD,Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

August 26th 2020

Here: A summary of indicators for stress and anxiety in patients undergoing transplantation, and why it is important for psychiatrists to be aware of these factors.

7 Medical Illnesses That May Present as Anxiety

ByYu Dong, MD, PhD,Fatima Noorani, MD,Rushi Vyas, MD,Chandrika Balgobin, DO,Vanessa Torres-Llenza, MD,Catherine Crone, MD

May 18th 2017

Beyond psychosocial implications of anxiety disorders, an array of physiological effects may ensue.

Transplant Psychiatry: Psychiatric Care of Organ Donors and Recipients

ByPaula Zimbrean, MD,Catherine Crone, MD,Yelizaveta Sher, MD,Mary Amanda Dew, PhD,Andrea DiMartini, MD,Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

October 25th 2016

The authors focus on the psychiatric management of transplant recipients and the evaluation and care of living organ donors.

Transplant Psychiatry: An Introduction, Part 1

ByPaula Zimbrean, MD,Catherine Crone, MD,Yelizaveta Sher, MD,Mary Amanda Dew, PhD,Andrea DiMartini, MD,Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine

September 29th 2016

Psychiatrists are playing an ever-increasing role in the evaluation and care of organ transplant candidates and living organ donors-before and after transplant.

Managing Anxiety in the Medically Ill

ByYu Dong, MD, PhD,Fatima Noorani, MD,Rushi Vyas, MD,Chandrika Balgobin, DO,Vanessa Torres-Llenza, MD,Catherine Crone, MD

January 30th 2015

The authors examine anxiety in the medically ill: its presence secondary to or as an impersonator of physical illness and its diagnostic and management challenges.