Correlations of thought disorders with attenuated positive symptoms at clinical high-risk state for psychosis

Introduction One of the methods for early diagnosis in individuals at clinical high-risk state psychosis could be identifying specific symptoms, such as thought disorders. Thought disorders may a separate symptom, unrelated to attenuated positive symptoms (APS) with an independent predictive value. Objectives Correlation analysis and APS patients psychosis. Methods The study included 30 young men (mean age 19.2±2.1 years) hospitalized clinic FSBSI “Mental Health Research Centre” first depressive episode (F32.1, F32.2, F32.28, F32.8) which is considered severity impairment was assessed using Thought, Language Communication Scale (TLC). Subsequently performed search correlations scores on TLC “prodromal” according Prodromal Symptoms (SOPS). Results median value total score 20 [17.25;23.5]. most important finding discovery only minor disorder symptoms. Indeed, correlated SOPS admission (r=0.370, p<0.05). Such scale «Derailment», «Incoherence», «Perseveration» did not find any correlation prodromal (p>0.05). Conclusions obtained data indicates nature schizophrenia, leads need determine its own prognostic Disclosure Interest None Declared