Prevalence of traumatic early life events in 31 agoraphobic patients with panic attacks



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Am J Psychiatry 1985; 142:1493-1494
Copyright © 1985 by American Psychiatric Association

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Prevalence of traumatic early life events in 31 agoraphobic patients with panic attacks

C Faravelli, T Webb, A Ambonetti, F Fonnesu and A Sessarego

The rate of traumatic early life events in 31 agoraphobic subjects with panic attacks was significantly higher than that in matched control subjects. Experience of maternal separation, parental divorce, and events occurring after the age of 4 years was significantly more common.

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