Depression in somatic and mental illnesses

The monograph continues the series dedicated to this topical issue of publications (depressed in general student practice, 2000, depression in general medicine M., 2001), but is not a direct addition of previous work. Along with the revised and substantially recycled information, reflecting progress in the study of depression, observed in somatic diseases, depressed in an independent section was allocated for the first time in mental illness. The typological characteristics of depression at various stages of schizophrenia flow (in the prodroma, in the post-pricer and residual period are presented: postpsychotic, including neuroleptic and post-commocional depressed) Also, problems associated with protracted, resistant to therapy, seasonal depressions, etc. The section dedicated to psychopharmacotherapy of depression is significantly expanded both at the expense of chapters in which the theoretical aspects of the clinical and pharmacological properties of antidepressants and headings covering practical Approaches to the method of treating the forms of depressive states presented in the work. The book is illustrated with tables, schemes and drawings, clearly demonstrating the main clinical positions.
Summarizing both literature data and many years of research experience performed by the author of the work of the department for the study of border mental pathology and psychosomatic disorders of the NCFZ (DIR. - Acad. Ramna Ah. Tiganov) RAMS, Department of Psychiatry and Psychosomatics of the Faculty of Postgraduate Professional Education, the interclineal psychosomatic branch of the Cardiology clinic (head. - Prof. A.L. Sirkin) MMA. THEM. Sechenov (Rector - Acad. RAS and RAMN MA. Fingers) and in the Commonwealth with other leading scientific and practical institutions of general medicine.
The publication is intended for internetists, doctors of other specialties working in the field of psychosomatics, as well as psychiatrists, psychotherapists and medical psychologists and can be recommended for students of the postgraduate education system