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  • Title: [Clinical aspects of the residual disturbances in a favorable course of obsessive neurosis].
    Author: Asatiani NM, Matveeva ES.
    Journal: Zh Nevropatol Psikhiatr Im S S Korsakova; 1981; 81(11):1666-71. PubMed ID: 7324666.
    Abstract:
    Using the clinico-catamnestic method the authors examined residual neurotic states in 36 patients with a history of obsessional neurosis. The residual neurotic disorders manifested psychopathologically in the form of isolated rudiments of the obsessive-phobic syndrome combined frequently with some effaced vegetative, asthenic, and affective disturbances. Despite their inertness and many-year persistence the residual neurotic disorders showed a tendency to subsidence. Clinical differentiation between the residual states on the one hand, and neurotic development, slowly-progressing schizophrenia, and cyclothymia with obsessions on the other was carried out.
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