Коморбидность аутизма и эпилепсии. Взгляд с точки зрения онтогенеза
https://doi.org/10.17650/2073-8803-2018-13-4-40-52
Аннотация
Ранний детский аутизм, или расстройства аутистического спектра, с первых описаний синдрома представляет собой крайне разнородную группу состояний, объединенных едиными признаками дизонтогенеза. Наиболее значимым и отягощающим коморбидным заболеванием при аутизме является эпилепсия. В настоящей статье выполнен обзор литературы по различным аспектам коморбидности эпилепсии и аутизма за последние 50 лет. Цель обзора – анализ возникновения эпилепсии и аутизма в процессе онтогенеза, выявление причинно-следственных связей между данными заболеваниями с учетом имеющихся сведений о 2 возрастных пиках дебюта эпилепсии при аутизме.
Об авторах
Г. В. Кузьмич
ООО «Институт детской неврологии и эпилепсии им. Свт. Луки»; ГБУЗ «Научно-практический центр психического здоровья детей и подростков им. Г.Е. Сухаревой» ДЗМ.
Россия
108840 Москва, Троицк, ул. Нагорная, 5; 119334 Москва, 5-й Донской проезд, 21А.
Россия
108840 Москва, Троицк, ул. Нагорная, 5; 119334 Москва, 5-й Донской проезд, 21А.
А. Н. Синельникова
ФГАОУ ВО «Российский университет дружбы народов».
Россия
Россия
кафедра нормальной физиологии медицинского института.
117198 Москва, ул. Миклухо-Маклая, 6.
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