Title of the article | Suicidal behavior in patients with dementia | ||||
Authors |
Maruta Natalia Mudrenko Iryna Kalenska Galyna Denysenko Mykhailo |
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In the section | PROBLEMATIC AND REVIEW ARTICLES | ||||
Year | 2020 | Issue | Volume 28, issue 4 (105) | Pages | 4-12 |
Type of article | Scientific article | Index UDK | 616.89-008.441.44:616.89-008.454-052(043.5) | Index BBK | - |
Abstract |
203 patients were examined, including
75 with dementia at Alzheimer’s
disease
(AD), 73 with vascular dementia
(VD) and 60 patients with mixed dementia
(MD). Patients were divided into
main and control group by the factor
of presence/absence of signs of suicidal
behavior (intentions, attempts, thoughts,
anti-vital mood, statements). Among patients
with AD, 36 patients were the main
group, 39 were the control group; at VD
39 patients were main group, 34 were
control group; in mixed dementia, 30 patients
were included in the main group,
30 patients were in the control group.
It has been found that in 56 % of cases
with dementia due to Alzheimer’s
disease, in 65 % with vascular dementia
and 56 % with mixed dementia of the
clinical picture, suicidal behavior (SB)
is observed.
The complex of factors of SB risk/anti-
risk and suicide-genesis mechanisms
in dementia, that became the targets for
development of differentiated program
for medical and psychological rehabilitation
and prevention (MPRP) patients
with SB in dementia were distinguished.
The suicide-genesis concept in dementia
which determines the mechanisms
of the formation of suicidal behavior
under the influence of clinical and
intra-personal indexes, was worked out.
Accounting the formation mechanisms
and SB predictors, special features
of clinical and psychopathological, clinical
and phenomenological SB demonstration
in various types of dementia
the complex
and differentiated
MPRP
program and SB prevention, realized
on the basis of complex
approach including
usage of psychopharmacological,
psychotherapeutic, psychoeducational
psychosocial actions was worked out
and tested.
The result of the developed system
testing
proved its high efficiency, which
is supported by the positive dynamics
of clinical and psychopathological indexes
of suicide status and level of independence
in the everyday life of patients
with SB in dementia.
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Key words | dementia in Alzheimer’s disease, vascular, mixed dementia, suicidal risk, suicidal behavior, risk and anti-risk factors, target markers, mechanisms of suicidal behavior, clinical phenomenology, clinical-psychopathological features | ||||
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