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Seyed Mehdi Marashi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delusional Problems and Mood Instability in Acute Psychotic Patients Dependent to Methamphetamine named Shishe among Iranian Population
    Journal of Addiction Research and Therapy, 2012
    Co-Authors: Seyed Mehdi Saberi, Farideh Khodabandeh, Alireza Kahani, Seyed Mehdi Marashi
    Abstract:

    Background: Dependence to methamphetamines appears to be resulted in mood disturbances as well as potential psychotic behaviors. This study determined prevalence of some psychiatric problems, including Delusions and mood alterations due to addiction to methamphetamine (named Shishe among Iranian population). We also compare these psychiatric aspects between Shishe-addicted and non-addicted subjects to assess relationship between consumption of methamphetamines and appearance of psychological disturbances. Methods: Participants included 50 Shishe-dependent patients and 49 non-addicted subjects as controls that all suffered from acute psychotic alterations recruited from the Iranian Legal Medical Organization between June and December 2010. The drug-dependent samples met DSM-IV criteria for methamphetamine dependence. Face to face interviewing was the source of information on the presence or absence of different types of Delusions and manifest mood symptoms. Results: With respect to overall prevalence of Delusions or mood alterations, regardless of underlying sociodemographic factors, need to physical restrain, Delusional Jealousy, disorientation, mutilation, and manifestation of mood instability were more prevalent in Shishe-addicted than non-addicted ones, while persecutory Delusion was similarly revealed in both groups. Separate set of multivariable logistic regression analyses determined whether the two groups differed in the appearance of mood instability symptoms and Delusions with the presence of potential cofounders including socio-demographic indices. Addiction to Shishe could be a main indicator for appearance of Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation. Conclusion: Acute psychotic patients addicted to Shishe as the most common form of methamphetamines in Iran can experience some serious types of Delusions and mood impairments particularly Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation.

Seyed Mehdi Saberi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delusional Problems and Mood Instability in Acute Psychotic Patients Dependent to Methamphetamine named Shishe among Iranian Population
    Journal of Addiction Research and Therapy, 2012
    Co-Authors: Seyed Mehdi Saberi, Farideh Khodabandeh, Alireza Kahani, Seyed Mehdi Marashi
    Abstract:

    Background: Dependence to methamphetamines appears to be resulted in mood disturbances as well as potential psychotic behaviors. This study determined prevalence of some psychiatric problems, including Delusions and mood alterations due to addiction to methamphetamine (named Shishe among Iranian population). We also compare these psychiatric aspects between Shishe-addicted and non-addicted subjects to assess relationship between consumption of methamphetamines and appearance of psychological disturbances. Methods: Participants included 50 Shishe-dependent patients and 49 non-addicted subjects as controls that all suffered from acute psychotic alterations recruited from the Iranian Legal Medical Organization between June and December 2010. The drug-dependent samples met DSM-IV criteria for methamphetamine dependence. Face to face interviewing was the source of information on the presence or absence of different types of Delusions and manifest mood symptoms. Results: With respect to overall prevalence of Delusions or mood alterations, regardless of underlying sociodemographic factors, need to physical restrain, Delusional Jealousy, disorientation, mutilation, and manifestation of mood instability were more prevalent in Shishe-addicted than non-addicted ones, while persecutory Delusion was similarly revealed in both groups. Separate set of multivariable logistic regression analyses determined whether the two groups differed in the appearance of mood instability symptoms and Delusions with the presence of potential cofounders including socio-demographic indices. Addiction to Shishe could be a main indicator for appearance of Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation. Conclusion: Acute psychotic patients addicted to Shishe as the most common form of methamphetamines in Iran can experience some serious types of Delusions and mood impairments particularly Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation.

Farideh Khodabandeh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delusional Problems and Mood Instability in Acute Psychotic Patients Dependent to Methamphetamine named Shishe among Iranian Population
    Journal of Addiction Research and Therapy, 2012
    Co-Authors: Seyed Mehdi Saberi, Farideh Khodabandeh, Alireza Kahani, Seyed Mehdi Marashi
    Abstract:

    Background: Dependence to methamphetamines appears to be resulted in mood disturbances as well as potential psychotic behaviors. This study determined prevalence of some psychiatric problems, including Delusions and mood alterations due to addiction to methamphetamine (named Shishe among Iranian population). We also compare these psychiatric aspects between Shishe-addicted and non-addicted subjects to assess relationship between consumption of methamphetamines and appearance of psychological disturbances. Methods: Participants included 50 Shishe-dependent patients and 49 non-addicted subjects as controls that all suffered from acute psychotic alterations recruited from the Iranian Legal Medical Organization between June and December 2010. The drug-dependent samples met DSM-IV criteria for methamphetamine dependence. Face to face interviewing was the source of information on the presence or absence of different types of Delusions and manifest mood symptoms. Results: With respect to overall prevalence of Delusions or mood alterations, regardless of underlying sociodemographic factors, need to physical restrain, Delusional Jealousy, disorientation, mutilation, and manifestation of mood instability were more prevalent in Shishe-addicted than non-addicted ones, while persecutory Delusion was similarly revealed in both groups. Separate set of multivariable logistic regression analyses determined whether the two groups differed in the appearance of mood instability symptoms and Delusions with the presence of potential cofounders including socio-demographic indices. Addiction to Shishe could be a main indicator for appearance of Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation. Conclusion: Acute psychotic patients addicted to Shishe as the most common form of methamphetamines in Iran can experience some serious types of Delusions and mood impairments particularly Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation.

Alireza Kahani - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Delusional Problems and Mood Instability in Acute Psychotic Patients Dependent to Methamphetamine named Shishe among Iranian Population
    Journal of Addiction Research and Therapy, 2012
    Co-Authors: Seyed Mehdi Saberi, Farideh Khodabandeh, Alireza Kahani, Seyed Mehdi Marashi
    Abstract:

    Background: Dependence to methamphetamines appears to be resulted in mood disturbances as well as potential psychotic behaviors. This study determined prevalence of some psychiatric problems, including Delusions and mood alterations due to addiction to methamphetamine (named Shishe among Iranian population). We also compare these psychiatric aspects between Shishe-addicted and non-addicted subjects to assess relationship between consumption of methamphetamines and appearance of psychological disturbances. Methods: Participants included 50 Shishe-dependent patients and 49 non-addicted subjects as controls that all suffered from acute psychotic alterations recruited from the Iranian Legal Medical Organization between June and December 2010. The drug-dependent samples met DSM-IV criteria for methamphetamine dependence. Face to face interviewing was the source of information on the presence or absence of different types of Delusions and manifest mood symptoms. Results: With respect to overall prevalence of Delusions or mood alterations, regardless of underlying sociodemographic factors, need to physical restrain, Delusional Jealousy, disorientation, mutilation, and manifestation of mood instability were more prevalent in Shishe-addicted than non-addicted ones, while persecutory Delusion was similarly revealed in both groups. Separate set of multivariable logistic regression analyses determined whether the two groups differed in the appearance of mood instability symptoms and Delusions with the presence of potential cofounders including socio-demographic indices. Addiction to Shishe could be a main indicator for appearance of Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation. Conclusion: Acute psychotic patients addicted to Shishe as the most common form of methamphetamines in Iran can experience some serious types of Delusions and mood impairments particularly Jealous Delusion, disorientation, and self-mutilation.

Sun Gui-h - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Analysis and Response to Violent Impulsive Behavior of Psychiatric Patient
    Journal of Hebei North University, 2020
    Co-Authors: Sun Gui-h
    Abstract:

    Objective To investigate the correlative factors of resulting in violence and impulsion actions in psychosis patients and taking positive and effective steps so as to decrease negative effect resulting from violence and impulsion.Methods Violence and impulsion behaviors of psychosis patients of 96 cases during 2008.2and 2011.3were observed and happening and evolution of violent and impulsive behaviors were analyzed.Results Personality disorder Delusion of tersecutior Jealous Delusion,command hallucinations、thought disorder,serious depression,stupor and mental disorder etc are reiative to the happening of violence and impulsion in psychosis patients.Conclusion Understanding dangerous factors of resulting in violence and impulsion of psychosis patients,predicting violence and impulsion in psychosis patients so as to take effective and proper steps to preventand decrease negative results of violence and impulsion are very important.