This manual investigates the clinical management, diagnostic criteria, and therapeutic interventions required for patients suffering from panic disorder and agoraphobia. The authors, Borwin Bandelow, David R. Baldwin, and Katharina Domschke, leverage their extensive clinical expertise to synthesize current psychiatric research into a practical framework. The text addresses the physiological and psychological manifestations of panic attacks, providing a structured approach for practitioners to differentiate these symptoms from other medical conditions.

Experts identify this volume as a reliable, high-density resource for clinicians seeking a concise overview of current treatment standards. Practitioners frequently note the utility of its pocketbook format for quick reference in busy clinical settings.