[Clinical characteristics of mental disorders observed in ambulatory-polyclinical gynecological practice]

L V Romasenko, Romasenko Lv, O A Tolmachevskaia, Tolmachevskaia Oa, Prilepskaia Vn, V N Prilepskaia
Akusherstvo i ginekologiia · 1991 · pp. 44–7 · PMID:1789325 · W2407623206
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This study investigated mental disorders in 107 gynecological outpatients, finding 97 had concomitant mental conditions, primarily depression and anxiety, often undiagnosed by psychiatrists.

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Concomitant mental disorders were diagnosed in 97 of the 107 gynecologic patients aged 19 to 66. Twenty of these patients were previously consulted by psychiatrists. Five groups of mental conditions were distinguished, most frequently associated, in a certain mode, with gynecologic diseases. The results of our analysis necessitate that gynecologic outpatients be consulted by psychiatrists.

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Genital Diseases, Female Hysteria Neurocognitive Disorders Neurotic Disorders Adult Aged Ambulatory Care Female Genital Diseases, Female Genital Diseases, Female Humans Hysteria Hysteria Middle Aged Neurocognitive Disorders Neurocognitive Disorders Neurotic Disorders Neurotic Disorders

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