[Comparison of psychometric and pathopsychological approaches in the assessment of intellectual activity in children and adolescents with progressive forms of schizophrenia].

Objective: To study the intellectual activity of children and adolescents with progressive forms of schizophrenia using quantitative and qualitative diagnostic methods.

Material And Methods: An experimental group consisted of 67 children and adolescents (mean age 11.1±2.

[Eating behavior in children with autism spectrum disorder].

Objective: To study atypical eating behavior (AEB) in various variants of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to determine the prognosis and therapeutic tactics.

Material And Methods: One hundred and eighty patients (110 girls, 70 boys), aged 2 to 5 years (mean age 4 years), with a diagnosis of «Childhood autism» (F84.02), «Atypical autism» (F84.

[Clinical features of schizotypal disorder in childhood and adolescence].

Objective: To identify psychopathological features, patterns of formation and course of schizotypal disorder (STD) in childhood and adolescence, to develop criteria for differential diagnosis.

Material And Methods: A total of 151 patients, aged 7 to 16 years (mean age 12.3 years), with a diagnosis of schizotypal disorder were included in the study.

[Characteristics of imported cases of Dengue fever and hemorrhagic Dengue fever in 2009-2019].

Introduction: In Russia, the approved morbidity statistics system is represented by the International Classification of Diseases of the 10th revision (ICD-10). This classification provides two forms of dengue fever (DF): dengue fever (A90) and hemorrhagic dengue (A91). Official statistics on the ratio of forms of DF is not published in open sources and this lack of information about the real ratio of the forms of DF makes it difficult to objectively assess the factors that determine the severity of this disease.

[Clinical and psychological assessment of the variability of schizotypal personality disorder in children and adolescents].

Objective: To analyze the variability of violations of cognitive and emotional-personal parameters in schizotypal disorder (STD) in children and adolescents according to the pathopsychological profile.

Material And Methods: 47 patients with STD were examined, 21 of them with psychopathic variant (F21.4), 16 with neurotic (F21.