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T N Reznikova

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PubMed2006

[The variants of personality maladaptation in patients with multiple sclerosis].

Thirty-four patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), aged 14-52 years, age-at-disease-onset 24,3 +/- 7,5 years, have been studied. Disease severity score measured with the Kurtzke scale (EDSS) was 3,6 +/- 1,7. Seven patients were at the exacerbation stage, 27--in remission. Personality features in context of its maladaptation were studied using a modified version of MMPI. Neurotic, psychotic and mixed types of maladaptation have been singled out. The positron emission tomography indices of metabolic brain activity by glucose metabolism rate were concurrently determined. Data on the complementarity of metabolic processes activity in frontal, temporal-parietal and limbic cortical areas with different variants of personality maladaptation and different MMPI personality profiles were obtained.

Adaptation, Psychological↗
PubMed1995

[Psychophysiological approaches to assessing patients with painful and painless forms of ischemic heart disease].

By the results of bicycle ergometry test 28 coronary heart disease (CHD) patients were divided into 2 groups: with a pronounced anginal syndrome (group 1) and coronary insufficiency evident on ECG (group 2). Vegetative and psychophysiological parameters obtained in the examinees (heart rate, arterial pressure, pain threshold, personality profile) demonstrated that increased pain sensitivity, anxiety, predisposition to neurotic reactions were more typical for patients of group 1. Therapeutic response was achieved after psychophysiological correction by means of creation and activation of artificial stable functional connections of the brain.

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[The use of a method of developing and activating artificial stable functional feedbacks of the 2d type for treating patients with paresthesia of the oral mucosa].

A novel technique was applied to treat oral mucosa paresthesia: formation and activation of artificial stable functional connections within the human brain. The method is based upon the activation and impulse stimulation of the brain. The results of treatment suggest high efficacy of the technique leading to prompt disintegration and reduction of the disease.

Acupuncture Therapy↗
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[Clinico-physiological and biochemical aspects of artificial stable functional connections in the human brain].

The paper presents the results of clinico-physiological and biochemical studies of artificial functional connections (ASFC-1) of the human brain, formed in parkinsonians in the process of treatment by means of implanted electrodes. Medical activation of ASFC-1 is shown to have an optimizing influence on the mechanisms of intracentral regulation and connected with the latter other brain systems, such influence being reflected in the dynamics of clinical effects and vegetative-humoral activities. It is shown that ASFC-1 may be used for treatment and diagnostic aims in patients with prolonged diseases of the nervous system.

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