Email this article Psychoemotional and humoral changes in patients with combined reflux disorders
- Authors: Akhmedov V.A.1, Ostapenko VA1, Akhmedov VA1, Ostapenko VA1
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- Issue: Vol 81, No 2 (2009)
- Pages: 24-26
- Section: Editorial
- URL: https://ter-arkhiv.ru/0040-3660/article/view/30269
- ID: 30269
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Abstract
Aim. To investigate disorders of psychoemotional functions, humoral regulation (substance P) and duodenal motility (DM) in patients with combined refluxes for their differential correction.
Material and methods. A total of 60 patients with gastroesophageal and duodenogastric refluxes were examined.
Results. Patients with reflux disorders had more frequent and severe neurotic reactions. Humoral changes are associated with characteristics of psychoemotional regulation. The risk of subnormal levels of the substance P rises substantially in changes in the scales of anxiety, neurotic depression, hysterical reaction and autonomic disorders. Segmental duodenal motility regresses with lowering of plasmic levels of substance P.
Conclusion. Patients with combined reflux disorders have psychoemotional disorders, abnormal humoral regulation and duodenal motility necessitating a differential approach to treatment of such patients.
Material and methods. A total of 60 patients with gastroesophageal and duodenogastric refluxes were examined.
Results. Patients with reflux disorders had more frequent and severe neurotic reactions. Humoral changes are associated with characteristics of psychoemotional regulation. The risk of subnormal levels of the substance P rises substantially in changes in the scales of anxiety, neurotic depression, hysterical reaction and autonomic disorders. Segmental duodenal motility regresses with lowering of plasmic levels of substance P.
Conclusion. Patients with combined reflux disorders have psychoemotional disorders, abnormal humoral regulation and duodenal motility necessitating a differential approach to treatment of such patients.
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Vadim Adil'evich Akhmedov
Email: v_akhmedov@mail.ru
V A Ostapenko
V A Akhmedov
V A Ostapenko
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