Les facteurs de réadmissions à l’hôpital psychiatrique de Bingerville après une première hospitalisation pour troubles mentaux de la maternité

Kone, D.; ve, Deborah G. Theodorosb; Ve-Tano, A.; Assi-Sedji, Catherine; Ettien, M.; Koua, A.

doi:10.1051/ppsy/2008472126

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“…Our results are like those of Coulibaly et al [30] with 69.3% and Bruffaerts et al [31] with 60%. Koné et al [32] reported the presence of a psychiatric history as a factor in readmission to a psychiatric hospital. Patients are consulted more often after failure of traditional treatments, hence the presence of a psychiatric history due to the age of the disorders.…”

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Clinical Profile of Women with Mental Disorders in Dakar Hospitals

Wade-Kane,

Seck,

Thiam

et al. 2023

OJPsych

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Introduction: In Senegal, knowledge of the clinical profile of mental disorders in women has not been the subject of many studies, even though it is of vital importance to those involved in mental health. Thus, the aim of our study was to describe the clinical aspects of psychiatric disorders in women hospitalized at Fann. Methodology: This was a cross-sectional, retrospective, and descriptive study over a five-year period. We identified 402 cases that met the selection criteria. The data collection form provided information on aspects of the clinical profile of mental disorders, such as medical, surgical, gynecological, obstetrical and psychiatric history, instigator of the request for care, diagnosis, duration and number of hospitalizations. ICD-10 was used for the various pathologies identified. Results: Asthma was noted in 7% of patients, as was hypertension. Gynecological surgery was found in 43 patients (11%). Eight patients were menopausal (2%). The mean number of gestations was 2.09, with a standard deviation of 2.257 and extremes between 0 and 10 gestations. Patients with a history of abortion numbered 58 (14%). The decision to hospitalize the patients was made by 96% (384 patients) of those around them. Hetero aggression was the most recurrent reason for hospitalization (19%). Pathology group F20-29 (schizophrenia, schizotypal disorder, and delusional disorders) was the majority group. Conclusion: The clinical profile of the mentally ill woman in Dakar is a woman in her mid-forties who most often presents with a personal psychiatric history, and her hospitalization is prompted by hetero-aggression and/or logorrhea. She usually suffers from schizophrenia and related disorders. Hospitalization usually lasts between 11 and 20 days.

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confidence: 99%