Clinical and psychopathological features associated of obsessive and depersonalization disorders
The results of the study showed the presence of definite syntropia between various clinical variants of obsessive and depersonalization disorders. Autopsychic depersonalization is most characteristic for contrast obsessions, whereas somatopsychic depersonalization is for re-control obsessions. Derealization or allopsychic depersonalization is more often observed in patients with obstructive extracorporeal threats. Depersonalization of change is equally characteristic for patients with schizotypal disorder and psychogenic personality development, whereas depersonalization of loss and splitting was observed only in cases of schizophrenic spectrum disorders.