Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii imeni S.S. Korsakova · 2014
[Some variants of premanifesting disorders in attack-like schizophrenia].
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Andrienko E V, Platonova T P, Tiganov A S
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate a spectrum of disorders preceding the development of manifesting psychosis in the aspect of their topology and possible prognostic value.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Authors examined 60 outpatients, 21 women and 39 men, aged from 22 to 34 years. All patients were diagnosed with attack-like progressive schizophrenia. The retrospective evaluation of disease history and determination of the psychopathological structure and dynamics of manifesting episode and premanifesting symptom clustering were carried out.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: It was identified 4 variants of premanifesting disorders: affective (n=15), affective with neurotic-like symptoms (n=17), affective with hallucinatory/paranoid symptoms (n=21) and affective with deficit symptoms (n=7). These disorders determine not only the transparent symptomatics but project in the manifesting episode structure and has a prognostic value thus reflecting a trend towards the continuous course of schizophrenia already at the premanifesting stage.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Authors examined 60 outpatients, 21 women and 39 men, aged from 22 to 34 years. All patients were diagnosed with attack-like progressive schizophrenia. The retrospective evaluation of disease history and determination of the psychopathological structure and dynamics of manifesting episode and premanifesting symptom clustering were carried out.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: It was identified 4 variants of premanifesting disorders: affective (n=15), affective with neurotic-like symptoms (n=17), affective with hallucinatory/paranoid symptoms (n=21) and affective with deficit symptoms (n=7). These disorders determine not only the transparent symptomatics but project in the manifesting episode structure and has a prognostic value thus reflecting a trend towards the continuous course of schizophrenia already at the premanifesting stage.