PSYCHIC DISORDERS AT ACUTE LESION OF CEREBRAL CIRCULATION

Abstract

The review of the modern literature on main neuropsychiatric disorders was given: delirium, mania, "catastrophic reaction", pseudobulbar affect, depression, behavioral disorders and dementia. Questions of prevalence, clinical displays and diagnostics of clinical phenomena are discussed. Opinions on localization of mental symptoms in a brain are discussed at stroke, and on associations with other infringements.

Keywords

a stroke / mental disorders

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Mendelevich Е.G.