1.A reviews of the results of the psychological medical verification during 1990-1999 in the facility of the central psychological medical verification
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):18-21
A study on 295 cases of the psychological medical verification in the institute of the central psychological hospital has shown that the distribution of the psychopathology comprises group F00-F09: 14.88%, group F10-F19: 3.82%; group F20-F29: 50.90%; group F30-F39: 3.70%; group F4--F48: 5.05%; group F60-F69: 8.11%; F70-F79: 2.36%; G40: 8.47%; free the psychopathology: 2.71%. The features and properties of committed behaviors were various, means of commitment: poplar available furniture at home. The accident occurred mainly in the close relative people in a family.
Forensic Medicine
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Forensic Psychiatry
2.Investigation and analysis of 295 forensic medical examinations.
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):5-7
The study was conducted on 295 subjects who underwent forensic examination for psychological problems at The Central Hospital of Psychology. It was found 28 kinds of psychological problems. The criminal form is multiple; tools used mostly are available in daily life, including sharp objects as knife and sword (44%) and blunt objects as stick and brick (20%). Outcomes that produced by psychological patients are serious, mostly leads to death and injury (76.94%). The relationship between victim and criminal is close, in which relatives account for 40.66%, friends and neighborhoods account for 38.36%.
Forensic Medicine
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Therapies, Investigational
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Analysis
3.Some opinions of general infection among women in the institute of mother and infant protection and care
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):9-12
A study on 134 patients in the institute of mother and infant protection and care has shown that the genital infection was a common sexual transmitted disease. The treatment involved the treatment for both wife and husband and proper guideline. In order to prevent from HIV infection, it should use condom in the intercourse and assure the faith.
Infection
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Women
4.Evaluation of some mental health indicator in workers on the train
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):6-8
A study on some mental health indicators in workers on the train has shown that 100% workers had stress, 32.8% of workers experienced the distress. The noise, skaking and microclimate did not meet the allowed standard, which caused the occupational diseases. The sleep, rest condition was not proper and impacted by heat, noise that was difficulty for recovering the health. 100% workers suffered the orodental diseases, 44.6% of workers suffered the diseases in the ear, nose and throat, 28.4% of workers had hypertension and 24.6% of workers had hypertension and 24.6% of workers suffered the diabetes
Mental Health
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Stress
5.Study on some cases of mental retardation in the mental forensic examination
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):15-16
The rate of people with mental retardation was 1% of population. There were many causes of disease but there were the same properties of the diseases. There were differences of outcomes caused by patients with mental retardation such as disorder of social order and life threatening. It should manage and prevent bad behavior that can occur to reduce or exclude their responsibilities when committing the crime according the disease level
Mental Retardation
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Angelman Syndrome
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Forensic Medicine
6.Public mental health care
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2001;256(2):22-24
In the end of the year of 2000, the activity of mental health protection and care was integrated in to the general activity of local health network in 37 provinces (60%) with 330 communes (3.2%). 7803 patients were examined, managed and treated in the community (7%) of which 2675 patients treated stably (36%) the behaviours of disorder, danger and handicap were reduced to help patients integrating into their families and community.
7.The psychological disorder due to the cranial injury in the psychological forensic verification
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):26-28
A study on the clinical features of the psychological disorder due to the cranial injury in the psychological forensic verification and feature and properties of committed behaviour was carreid out in 30 patients with psychological disorder due to the cranical injury during 1995- 1998. The results have shown that the education level of patients were usually poor and their occupations were simple. The traffic accident were mainly cause of the cranial injuries. The close cranial injury accounts for 83.3%. The main cause of commitment was psychological reaction. The pattern of comittent were various
Psychology
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Forensic Psychiatry
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Wounds and Injuries
8.Characteristics of post-head trauma psychotic disorders
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):29-30
The study was conducted on 40 patients aged 16 years old or more who had post-head trauma psychotic disorders and received in-patient treatment in the Central Institute of Psychiatry. The patients were examined clinically and followed up the disease progress during treatment. Is was found that the common psychiatric disorders after a head trauma were delusions, including harm-, link- and watch for-suffered delusions, hallucinations, including visual and hearing hallucinations. Motor-linguistic stimulation. While the psychotic symptoms are more common in close head trauma and the symptoms of mental decline were predominant in open head injuries.
Psychotic Disorders
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Craniocerebral Trauma
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Wounds and Injuries
9.Primarily results of alcoholism withdrawal in the community
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2001;263(9):37-41
As for treatment in community: the alcohol addicts are giving up alcohol completely after treatment is 4/31 equals 12.90%. The times using alcohol daily are reduced from 7 days down to 5 days is 11/31 (35.48%). The treatment of alcohol addiction in the community: beside the use of different anti-anxieties must be combine together with psychotherapy as well as the support from family and community, particularly addict's determination.
Alcoholism
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therapy
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Substance Withdrawal Syndrome
10.Primarily results of model of community based drug addiction withdrawal
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;435(11):27-29
The Central Mental Hospital combined with communes to establish 6 subdivisions of drug addiction withdrawal. The rate of drug addiction in communes was 0,31 and occurred mainly in Youth. After 10 days of treatment, almost of addicts had no addictive crisis and came their home. However, there were some difficulties for model of community based drug addiction withdrawal, including addict’s management, isolation, participation of social organizations, existance of addictive focuses, which lead the high relapsed addiction.
Substance-Related Disorders
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Substance Withdrawal Syndrome