Difficulties in diagnosis of hallucinatory experiences in medical military examination. A case study
Abstract
The problems of diagnosis and differential diagnosis of the hallucinations are discussed. The description of a clinical case during the medical military examination is presented.
About the Authors
M. M. SkugarevskayaBelarus
V. I. Sachek
Belarus
O. V. Kolbasova
Belarus
O. A. Skugarevsky
Belarus
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For citations:
Skugarevskaya M.M., Sachek V.I., Kolbasova O.V., Skugarevsky O.A. Difficulties in diagnosis of hallucinatory experiences in medical military examination. A case study. Military Medicine. 2017;(1):16-20. (In Russ.)
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