[Use of cypramil in the treatment of depression in patients with gastrointestinal cancer].

Depressive state in cancer patients is known to meet the criteria of mild depressive episode (F33.0) according to ICD-10. In the earlier stages of the disease and after successful treatment, depressive symptoms are usually combined with anxiety and obsessive fear, moderate appearances of ideator and motor inhibition, with permanent presence of asthenic symptoms.

[Cipramil treatment of neurotic depression].

Thirty one patients, aged 23-48 years, with ICD-10 diagnosis of psychogenic neurotic depression (F32.0 and F32.1), were studied.

[The characteristics of the internal picture of the disease in patients with endogenous psychoses and peptic ulcer].

The studies which were conducted at a group of patients with endogenic psychosis and ulcer of stomach or duodenum have shown that the internal course of ulcer diseases might camouflage for a long period the existence of mental illness that would negatively influence upon the treatment of such patients. In particular these are the cases of continuous sluggish schizophrenia and affective psychosis. All the patients with inadequate course of somatic illness need psychiatric consultation in order to prove the absence of mental illness and choose an adequate medical tactics.