36 cases of late-onset epilepsy in clinical analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 3 36 cases of late-onset epilepsy in clinical analysis [Abstract] Objective: To understand the characteristics of elderly onset schizophrenia. Method: 36 elderly patients hospitalized group and randomly selected the same period in youth, middle age group of 36 patients with clinical control study of first-episode schizophrenia. Results: The elderly group compared with the young women are more poorly educated, the sick before the marriage, employment is good, living with a small population, the clinical symptoms in order to auditory hallucinations, paranoia, anxiety and more apathy and less residual negative symptoms , good effect; elderly group compared with the middle age group, in addition to living with a small population, low educational level, auditory hallucinations more things, I was no significant difference. Conclusion: The old age, compared with schizophrenia and adolescence may have heterogeneity. [Keywords:] epilepsy; old age; schizophrenia Taxonomic status of old age schizophrenia is not clear, some people believe can be attributed to late-onset, some people believe can be an independent subtype [1]. To this end, we will be with different ages of onset of clinical features of schizophrenia-control study. An object and method 1.1 The object is from 1999 to 2004 the elderly in our hospital out-patient period (age of onset ≥ 60 years) for the first time the incidence of schizophrenic patients were 36 cases; randomly selected from the same period in middle-aged group of out-patients (age of onset was 18 ~ 44 years old), middle-aged group (age of onset is 45 to 59 years), all 36 cases of schizophrenic patients. Clinical diagnosis of mental illness are in line with the Chinese Classification and Diagnostic Criteria of the program 3rd edition revised diagnostic criteria for schizophrenia. TCM diagnostic SATCM release ‘TCM Syndrome Diagnostic efficacy of standard’ in the efficacy of epilepsy diagnosis and determine the standard