Nikiforov Igor Anatolyevich (doctor of medical Sciences, Professor, Academy of postgraduate education «Federal research and clinical center for specialized types of medical care and medical technologies of the Federal medical and biological Agency»)
Burygina Larisa Andreevna (Chief physician of the P.B. Gannushkin Psychiatric clinical hospital No. 4 of the Moscow city health Department)
Belova Maya Yurievna (chief physician for the organization of inpatient care, "Psychiatric clinical hospital № 4 healthcare Department of Moscow"; "Psychiatric hospital im. V. A. Gilyarovsky")
Kostyuk Georgy Petrovich (doctor of medical Sciences, Professor, Chief physician of GBUZ "Psychiatric hospital № 1. N. And. Alekseev Department of health of Moscow")
Podkolzina Olga Nikolaevna (Intern, Academy of postgraduate education «Federal research and clinical center for specialized types of medical care and medical technologies of the Federal medical and biological Agency»)
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The aim of the work was to review and systematize the literature data on the pathomorphosis of schizophrenia of comorbid cannabinoid dependence. The study found that against the background of the global trend of an increase in the number of people who abuse cannabinoids and the number of people with dependence on them, the number of patients with associated mental pathology, in particular patients with schizophrenia, also increases. Timely detection, correct diagnosis and an adequate approach to the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with "dual diagnosis" will help to avoid early disability and improve their quality of life.
Keywords:comorbid disorders, mental disorders, schizophrenia, psychoactive substances, cannabinoids.
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Nikiforov I. A., Burygina L. A., Belova M. Y., Kostyuk G. P., Podkolzina O. N. Comorbid disorders in schizophrenic patients who abuse cannabinoids (literature review) // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: Естественные и Технические Науки. -2021. -№01. -С. 180-187 DOI 10.37882/2223-2966.2021.01.22 |
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