Posttraumatic stress disorder among children clinically diagnosed as borderline personality disorder


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    • Author:  Famularo R  Kinscherff R  Fenton T.  

    • Abstract:  Boston Juvenile Court, Massachusetts Department of Mental Health, Boston 02108.

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