[Electroencephalographic markers of alexithymia in patients with moderate depression].

Objective: To search for electroencephalographic markers of alexithymia in patients with moderate depression.

Material And Methods: Sixty-four right-handed inpatients (20 men and 44 women, mean age 29.3+10.

[The significance of the rehabilitative potential for the combined medical rehabilitation of the patients presenting with acute cerebral circulation problems].

This article outlines the current WHO concepts of the process of rehabilitation with special reference to the consideration and the analysis of the concept of rehabilitation potential, its structure, levels, and functions of each level. The main stages and the aim of the comprehensive medical and psychological rehabilitation of the patients presenting with acute cerebrovascular accidents (ACVA) are discussed. The importance of the recoverable and reusable resources at the biological and psychological levels that may play the role of compensatory functions in the patients suffering from acute cerebral circulation disorders is emphasized.

[Depressive disorders in patients in remission of epilepsy].

Based on the complex study of 150 patients with different forms of epilepsy in the remission phase, we singled out a group of 68 (45.3%) patients with depressive disorders. Variants of depressive disorders and their EEG-characteristics were described.

[Pantogam in the treatment of patients with organic brain lesions of different genesis].

We studied 35 patients with organic brain lesions caused by secondary brain harmful factors (group 1) and 33 patients with organic brain diseases of vascular genesis (group 2). Mean age of patients was 45.5±2.

[Age-related aspects of paroxysmal mental disorders in the debut of epilepsy].

Seventy-four patients with paroxysmal mental disorders in the debut of epilepsy have been examined. To study an age-related aspect of these disorders, all patients have been stratified by age at debut of epilepsy into 3 subgroups (children, adolescence and adult age). Based on a key psychopathological syndrome, three types of simple and complex partial "psychiatric" seizures have been singled out.