
A comparative clinical and psychopathological examination of psychotic manifestations in the patients of three groups - with schizophrenomorphical disorders in the late period of craniocerebral trauma (35 patients) with schizophrenia (33 patients), and with a combination of schizophrenia and TBI (32 patients). Marked clinical and diagnostic evaluation criteria allow to differentiate the hallucinatory-delusional disorders within shizophreniamorphical disorders in traumatic disease of the brain from an equal psychopathology in schizophrenia. Particular issues of treatment and prognosis are highlighted.
Medicine (General), R5-920, травматическая болезнь головного мозга, клинико-феноменологический анализ, traumatic disease of the brain, отдаленные последствия черепно-мозговой травмы, disorders in the late period of craniocerebral trauma, шизофреноподобные расстройства, clinical-phenomenology analysis, schizophrenomorphical disorders
Medicine (General), R5-920, травматическая болезнь головного мозга, клинико-феноменологический анализ, traumatic disease of the brain, отдаленные последствия черепно-мозговой травмы, disorders in the late period of craniocerebral trauma, шизофреноподобные расстройства, clinical-phenomenology analysis, schizophrenomorphical disorders
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