Bools C N, Neale B A, Meadow S R
Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, St James's University Hospital, Leeds.
Arch Dis Child. 1993 Dec;69(6):625-30. doi: 10.1136/adc.69.6.625.
Fifty four children were studied 1-14 (mean 5.6) years after fabrications of illness had been identified. Thirty of the 54 children were living in families with their biological mothers and 24 were with other family members or in substitute families. Further fabrications were identified for 10 children who had been living with their mothers and there were 'other concerns' for a further eight children. Thirteen children residing with mother and 14 not residing with mother at follow up had a range of disorders including conduct and emotional disorders, and problems related to school, including difficulties in attention and concentration and non-attendance. Overall, 20 children (49% of those successfully followed up) had outcomes that were considered to be unacceptable.
在确定存在疾病编造行为后的1至14年(平均5.6年)对54名儿童进行了研究。54名儿童中有30名与亲生母亲一起生活在家庭中,24名与其他家庭成员生活在一起或生活在替代家庭中。在与母亲生活在一起的10名儿童中发现了进一步的编造行为,另有8名儿童存在“其他问题”。随访时,与母亲生活在一起的13名儿童和未与母亲生活在一起的14名儿童存在一系列障碍,包括品行和情绪障碍,以及与学校相关的问题,包括注意力和专注力困难以及缺课。总体而言,20名儿童(占成功随访儿童的49%)的结局被认为是不可接受的。