The comparative clinical characteristic of recruits with frustration of the person (on materials stationary military-psychiatric examination)
Сравнительная клиническая характеристика призывников с расстройствами личности (по материалам стационарной военно-психиатрической экспертизы)
2012-08-28
SCID: 54.1/u3svu569
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The comparative clinical analyses of young men from Tomsk Region with personality disorders, who had checked by psychiatric military exam et TomskRegionalPsychiatric Hospitalin 1998 and 2003 was carried out. In 2003 to the examination was aimed at 115% of recruits more than in 1998, although the population of the region has not increased. As a result of the examination of mental disorders were found in 65.4% of recruits in 1998 and 92.1% in 2003. Personality disorders were diagnosed in 28.3% of conscripts with mental disorders in 1998 (1 group) and 62.1% in 2003 (2 group), and the clinical pattern of these disorders was significantly different between. The follow-up study revealed, that 5 years later after psychiatric military exam only 21.9% patients from first group and 6.0% from second were under psychiatric supervision.
Key Findings
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Despite stable regional population size, the number of recruits referred for psychiatric examination increased by 115% in 2003 compared with 1998.
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Five years after examination, psychiatric follow-up was recorded for 21.9% of the 1998 group and only 6.0% of the 2003 group.
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Mental disorders were identified in 65.4% of examined recruits in 1998 and 92.1% in 2003.
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Personality disorders accounted for 28.3% of recruits with mental disorders in 1998 versus 62.1% in 2003, with significantly different clinical patterns.
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The study compared young male recruits with personality disorders examined during military psychiatric assessments in Tomsk Region in 1998 and 2003.
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Young male military recruits from Tomsk Region with personality disorders identified during stationary military-psychiatric examinations in 1998 and 2003
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Comparative clinical characteristics of personality disorders, including their prevalence, clinical patterns, and subsequent psychiatric supervision, across the 1998 and 2003 recruit groups
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