DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY

Derealization is mental disorder, manifested in a feeling of unreality and strangeness of the surrounding real world, a form of impairment of consciousness. The most common and recognizable such disorder is the phenomenon of «déjà vu» – deja vu (DV). Objective: to study the clinical and diagnostic v...

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Main Authors: P. N. Vlasov, A. V. Chervyakov, G. R. Drozzhina, M. V. Antonyuk, N. V. Orekhova, V. V. Gnezditsky, T. Yu. Noskova, P. A. Fedin
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Series:Эпилепсия и пароксизмальные состояния
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Online Access:https://www.epilepsia.su/jour/article/view/230
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author P. N. Vlasov
A. V. Chervyakov
G. R. Drozzhina
M. V. Antonyuk
N. V. Orekhova
V. V. Gnezditsky
T. Yu. Noskova
P. A. Fedin
author_facet P. N. Vlasov
A. V. Chervyakov
G. R. Drozzhina
M. V. Antonyuk
N. V. Orekhova
V. V. Gnezditsky
T. Yu. Noskova
P. A. Fedin
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description Derealization is mental disorder, manifested in a feeling of unreality and strangeness of the surrounding real world, a form of impairment of consciousness. The most common and recognizable such disorder is the phenomenon of «déjà vu» – deja vu (DV). Objective: to study the clinical and diagnostic value derealization disorders (DD) in epilepsy. Materials and Methods: the total study group was 152 persons (mean age 25,17±9,19; 63,2% of women). The phenomena of derealization were compared in groups of healthy subjects (n = 139) and patients with epilepsy (n = 23). Patients were interviewed on the DV characteristics and long-term (12-16 hours) ambulatory EEG monitoring was conducted. Results: the same frequency of DV in patients with cryptogenic and symptomatic focal epilepsy was demonstrated. DV could be combined with any types of seizures, it could be aura of a seizure or own seizure. The main clinical characteristics that differentiate DV in healthy from DV in patients with epilepsy are: frequency, fear of the onset DV and emotional coloring. The most important criterion is the dynamic characteristics of the DV: elongation increased the appearance of negative emotions. The DV phenomenon characterized in EEG by start with polyspiking activity in the right temporal leads and, in some cases, ended by slow wave, theta-delta activity in the right hemisphere
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spelling doaj.art-2dd2a76cf4be4c84b0c18ab48ff65bc02023-03-13T07:44:15ZrusIRBIS LLCЭпилепсия и пароксизмальные состояния2077-83332311-40882016-08-01341421229DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSYP. N. Vlasov0A. V. Chervyakov1G. R. Drozzhina2M. V. Antonyuk3N. V. Orekhova4V. V. Gnezditsky5T. Yu. Noskova6P. A. Fedin7Moscow state medic-dantists univercity, MoscowScientific neurology center of RASM, MoscowCity clinical hospital #6, MoscowCity clinical hospital #6, MoscowCity out-patient office #180. MoscowScientific neurology center of RASM, MoscowScientific neurology center of RASM, MoscowScientific neurology center of RASM, MoscowDerealization is mental disorder, manifested in a feeling of unreality and strangeness of the surrounding real world, a form of impairment of consciousness. The most common and recognizable such disorder is the phenomenon of «déjà vu» – deja vu (DV). Objective: to study the clinical and diagnostic value derealization disorders (DD) in epilepsy. Materials and Methods: the total study group was 152 persons (mean age 25,17±9,19; 63,2% of women). The phenomena of derealization were compared in groups of healthy subjects (n = 139) and patients with epilepsy (n = 23). Patients were interviewed on the DV characteristics and long-term (12-16 hours) ambulatory EEG monitoring was conducted. Results: the same frequency of DV in patients with cryptogenic and symptomatic focal epilepsy was demonstrated. DV could be combined with any types of seizures, it could be aura of a seizure or own seizure. The main clinical characteristics that differentiate DV in healthy from DV in patients with epilepsy are: frequency, fear of the onset DV and emotional coloring. The most important criterion is the dynamic characteristics of the DV: elongation increased the appearance of negative emotions. The DV phenomenon characterized in EEG by start with polyspiking activity in the right temporal leads and, in some cases, ended by slow wave, theta-delta activity in the right hemispherehttps://www.epilepsia.su/jour/article/view/230epilepsyderealizationdéjà vuthe daily eeg monitoring
spellingShingle P. N. Vlasov
A. V. Chervyakov
G. R. Drozzhina
M. V. Antonyuk
N. V. Orekhova
V. V. Gnezditsky
T. Yu. Noskova
P. A. Fedin
DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY
Эпилепсия и пароксизмальные состояния
epilepsy
derealization
déjà vu
the daily eeg monitoring
title DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY
title_full DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY
title_fullStr DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY
title_full_unstemmed DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY
title_short DEREALIZATION DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY
title_sort derealization disorders in epilepsy
topic epilepsy
derealization
déjà vu
the daily eeg monitoring
url https://www.epilepsia.su/jour/article/view/230
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