THE STUDY OF DYSMORPHOPHOBIA IN PATIENTS OF THE AESTHETIC SURGERY CLINIC

Name: THE STUDY OF DYSMORPHOPHOBIA IN PATIENTS OF THE AESTHETIC SURGERY CLINIC
Keywords: дисморфофобия, comorbidity, heterogeneous mental pathology, эстетическая хирургия, коморбидность, aesthetic surgery, гетерогенная психическая патология, dysmorphophobia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 03 Mar 2020 Russian Publisher:Российский университет дружбы народов (РУДН)

Authors: Artemyeva M.S.; Suleimanov R.A.;

THE STUDY OF DYSMORPHOPHOBIA IN PATIENTS OF THE AESTHETIC SURGERY CLINIC

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Данное сообщение посвящено клинико-катамнестическому изучению психических особенностей пациентов с дисморфоманией-дисморфофобией, перенесших, либо претендующих на проведение операций хирургической эстетической коррекции внешности. Исследована коморбидная психическая патология, отмечено формирование характерного поведенческого стереотипа в динамике дисморфофобических переживаний.

This report is devoted to the clinical and follow-up study of the psychiatric features of patients with dysmorphomania-dysmorphophobia who have undergone, or are applying for сosmetic surgery procedures. A comorbid psychic pathology was studied, formation of a characteristic behavioral stereotype in the dynamics of dysmorphophobic experiences was noted.

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дисморфофобия, comorbidity, heterogeneous mental pathology, эстетическая хирургия, коморбидность, aesthetic surgery, гетерогенная психическая патология, dysmorphophobia

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