THE DYNAMICS OF NEUROTIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH CHOLELITHIASIS

Abstract

The results of the study dealing with the level of neurotization in patients with cholelithiasis in dynamics on the 1st-2nd days after surgery, in 6 months and in 5 years after surgery are presented. The aim of the work was to study the impact of intracrisis psychotherapeutic intervention on the recovery of patients with cholelithiasis in the near and long term. Already on the 1st-2nd days after the operation, a decrease in situational anxiety was detected in patients who had undergone psychotherapy, and after 6 months all indicators of anxiety-depression disorders did not differ from those of healthy people, while in patients without psychotherapy, the indicators of situational, personal anxiety and depression remained significantly higher than those in the control group of healthy people. In 5 years after discharge, the primary incidence of non-psychotic mental disorders in patients with cholelithiasis was 20.3%, and in patients who underwent intracrisis intervention - 2.7%. Thus, the implementation of intracrisis psychotherapeutic intervention improves the long-term results of treatment of patients with cholelithiasis.