BIID Info

A

• A Compelling Desire For Deafness
• A New Way to Be Mad
• A Passion for Castration: Characterizing Men Who Are Fascinated with Castration, but Have Not Been Castrated
• A life For A Limb
• Amputee Envy
• Amputee Fetishism and Genital Mutilation Case Report and Literature Review
• Amputee by choice: Body integrity Identity Disorder and the Ethics of Amputation
• Amputee identity disorder and related paraphilias
• Apotemnophilia Masquerading as Medical Morbidity
• Apotemnophilia as a contemporary frame for psychological suffering
• Apotemnophilia: Two Cases of Self-Demand Amputation as a Paraphilia
• Apotemnophilia: a neurological disorder

A cont.

• Apotemnophilie : une mise en forme contemporaine de la souffrance psychique ?
• At war with their bodies, they seek to sever limbs

B

• BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER: SOME KEY ISSUES FOR DSM-V
• Body Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID)—Is the Amputation of Healthy Limbs Ethically Justified?
• Body Integrity Identity Disorder: Selective Self-Amputation

C

• Can vestibular caloric stimulation be used to treat apotemnophilia?
• Chop Chop Look Mom No Hand
• Clinical and Theoretical parallels Between Desire for Limb Amputation and Gender Identity Disorder
• Confounding Extremities: Surgery at the Medico-ethical Limits of Self-Modification

D

• Desire for amputation of a limb: paraphilia, psychosis, or a new type of identity disorder
• Devotees, Pretenders and Wannabes: Two Cases of Factitious Disability Disorder

H

• Healthy limb amputation: ethical and legal aspects

I

• Integrity, Mayhem, and the Question of Self-demand Amputation

L

• Liberalism and paternalism

N

• Nonpsychotic, nonparaphilic self-amputation and the internet

O

• Out on a Limb: The Ethical Management of Body Integrity Identity Disorder

P

• Paraphilias: phenomenology and classification
• Producing Identity: Elective Amputation and Disability

Q

• Quirky Minds: Amputee Wannabes

S

• Self-amputation of a healthy hand: a case of body integrity identity disorder

T

• The Rhetorical Limits of the "Plastic Body"
• The Right to Define Oneself - How Far Should it Go?
• The difficult appendage
• Transableism, disability and paternalism in public health ethics: taxonomies, identity disorders and persistent unexplained physical symptoms

W

• Wannabes? The fetishization of transsexualism
• What Ought We To Do About Wannabes?