Clinical-Anamnestic And Premorbid Pathpersonological Characteristics Of Patients Suffering From Organic Defeat And Anxiety-Depressive Disorders With Poor Therapy Compliance

Abstract

The study is aimed at identifying the mental response characteristics of patients preceding the organic lesion of the central nervous system. The concept of the study is to determine the role of personal factors in the organic anxiety- depressive disorders psychopathogenesis. In order to establish clinical-anamnestic and premorbid pathopersonological features of patients with organic anxiety-depressive disorders, 102 patients were examined using the Leongard– Shmishek questionnaire and L. N. Sobchik’s individual-typological questionnaire. The results of the study revealed anamnestic correlates and pathopersonological characteristics of patients with organic anxiety-depressive disorders. The following premorbid pathopersonological features of patients have been established: instability of the affective and motivational spheres of the personality, emotional tension, internal personality conflict, pathological mistrust and fearfulness towards others and a tendency to obsessional phobic reactions