The paper presents a complex psychophysiological analysis of the effect of a combined administration of pantogam and potassium orotate (kalii orotas) on the dynamics of cognitive function in patients with neurotic disorders. The investigation was conducted in an 8-stage consecutive cycle and employed computer-aided diagnostic system. It was established that the combined use of pantogam and potassium orotate produces a positive effect upon the dynamics of restoration of the attention and memory mechanisms in neurotic patients.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe paper deals with psychophysiological monitoring on an automatic [symbol: see text] phi K-01 psychophysiological diagnosis unit made in Russia. The unit is intended to detect latent and initial manifestations of stress reactions in healthy individuals and to evaluate the efficiency of psychopharmacological therapy and psychotherapy.
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June 1989
Clinical aspects of the neurotropic effect of tranquillizers are considered. The systemic differentiated analysis of the influence of these psychopharmacological agents on the functional characteristics of the neurological status and psychophysiological condition of patients with neurotic disturbances is carried out. Two types of the neurotropic effect of tranquillizers and their selective vegetotropic effect are discussed.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFZh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova
May 1989
A comprehensive comparative approach was used to assess the effectiveness of the psychophysiological indices as predictors of the effect of tranquilizing therapy with benzodiazepine drugs in neurotic patients. The study resulted in selection of several psychophysiological characteristics most relevant to the prognosis of individual responses to the tranquilizers irrespective of the particular neurosis form. The characteristics are recommended for the routine medical use.
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September 1984
A comparative clinical and pharmacological analysis of the neurovegetotropic activity of the tranquilizers phenazepam and diazepam (benzodiazepine derivatives) was carried out in 287 patients with neurotic disturbances. The patients were analyzed for the genesis, structure and nature of vegetative-effector permanent and paroxysmal disorders. The regular characteristics of the interrelationship between the major psychopathological syndrome and the nature of vasovegetative dysfunctions were established.
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