Schizophrenia in patients with hysterical personality disorder (aspects of negative symptoms and labour disadaptation)

Жилин, В. О.; Lobanova, V.; Воронова, Е. И.

doi:10.30629/2618-6667-2019-81-39-48

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“…The contribution of pathocharacterological traits to the predisposition of other mental disorders is discussed in much research [49 ▪▪ ,58]. The results of comparative studies confirm a pathogenetic or a pathoplastic role of PD as a factor of more severe or atypical courses of psychotic [59,60], mood [61–63] or phobic disorders [64 ▪ ].…”

Section: Personality Disorder and Comorbidity Problemsmentioning

confidence: 97%

“…The contribution of pathocharacterological traits to the predisposition of other mental disorders is discussed in much research [49 && ,58]. The results of comparative studies confirm a pathogenetic or a pathoplastic role of PD as a factor of more severe or atypical courses of psychotic [59,60], mood [61][62][63] or phobic disorders [64 & ]. The idea of the formation of 'common syndromes' with a combination of schizophrenic deficits and aggravating personality traits playing a secondary role has been reported in research by Smulevich et al [59].…”

Section: Personality Disorder and Other Mental Disordersmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Conceptualization and management of personality disorders in Russian psychiatry

Kulygina¹,

Chetkina²,

Berezantsev³

2021

Current Opinion in Psychiatry

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Purpose of reviewThis article aims to present the current picture on conceptualization, diagnosis and care provision of personality disorders (PD) in modern Russia. These issues are highly relevant to Russian psychiatry, which has a rich historical tradition of analysing psychopathic constitution, personality types and dynamics. Recent findingsThis narrative review covers the main tendencies in the recent Russian academic literature devoted to PD. PD are most frequently investigated in the frames of forensic psychiatry, in which expert conclusions and assessment of the risk factors for socially dangerous behaviour are particularly important. Another area of research concerns comorbidity, since PD often affect other health conditions or are co-occurrent with other mental or behavioural problems. Specialists have also focused on the challenges of therapy in PD. SummaryReviewed manuscripts show a pathogenic and pathoplastic role of personality factors in manifestation of other mental, behavioural or somatic disorders. Analysis of pathocharacterological profile and selfregulation processes is a major component in assessing and diagnosing PD. The principal perspectives in this particular area focus on evidence-based research of mechanisms of personality pathology and validation of targeted personalized combined therapeutic approaches.

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