V. Mendelevich, F. F. Gatin, R. Khamitov, Veronika N. Konovalova, P. V. Koroleva
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Psychotic symptoms for non-psychotic disorders: errors of diagnosis or a new reality?
The article is devoted to the analysis of current trends in the field of clinical psychiatry. Using the example of borderline personality disorder, in which verbal hallucinations are observed, the problem of qualifying psychotic symptoms in non-psychotic disorders is discussed. The question is raised that such phenomena can be considered either as diagnostic errors or as a new psychiatric reality.
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