Author: Dr. Leonard Citron

In psychopathology, sensory disorders are identified, which include: hyperesthesia, hyposthesia, anesthesia, paresthesia and senestopathy, as well as a phantom symptom. Hyperesthesia is a violation of sensitivity, which is expressed in superstrong perception of light, sound,

What are Emotional Disorders? Emotions are mental states that reflect the body’s response to a change in the surrounding world or another person. The pathology of emotions is expressed in a decrease in mood –

What is Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder? Highlights: impulsive type (F60.30) and borderline type of emotionally unstable personality disorder (F60.31). Causes of Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder Genetic soil and lack of attention education. Dominated by families

Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease PET scans of the brain in Alzheimer’s disease show a decline in activity in the temporal lobes. The clinical diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is usually based on the patient’s history (a

What is Specific Speech Articulation Disorder? It is characterized by frequent and repeated violation of speech sounds. The child’s use of sounds below the level corresponding to his mental age – that is, the child’s

What are Somatoform Disorders? This group of disorders is mainly associated with psychological causes and external factors, and the relative nature of the trauma must be taken into account. Psychotraumatic irritants: information about family or

What is Rett Syndrome? A progressive degenerative disease of the central nervous system of presumably genetic origin, occurs mainly in girls, named after the Austrian scientist A. Rett, who first described it in 1966. The