Mental disorders associated with neurological diseases.

Abstract

Mental disorders are important comorbidities of nervous system diseases and they have a lot in common in risk factors and pathogenesis. In the organic brain injury of vasculogenesis is in older people, the characteristics of non-psychotic disorders and cognitive disorders are important for study, as they affect the quality of life and social adaptation of this category of patients. Non-psychotic disorders include depressive, anxious, asthenic, apato-abulic and dysphoric syndromes, which can occur against the background of chronic cerebrovascular insufficiency or acute cerebral circulation disorders. Depression is a global chronic medical illness that leads to low mood, loss of interest, change in appetite, insomnia, and neurocognitive dysfunction. The aim of the study. This study provides the clinical, neurological, neuropsychological features of non-psychotic diseases and cognitive disorders in organic brain damage of vasculogenesis, due to Parkinson's disease in elderly people, as well as to identify factors affecting the course and prognosis of the disease.