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S674 25th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 41S (2017) S645–S709
Background Neurocognitive disorders, previously not featured in
the psychiatric nomenclature such as the Diagnostic and Statisti-
cal Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), have now been included in
the latest, fifth edition of the DSM. There is a dearth of studies on
neurocognitive disorders among non-western population.
Aims The aim of this study is to compare neuropsychologi-
cal functioning measured by tests of executive function and
cognition among patients marked by apathy and impulsivity fol-
lowing a traumatic brain injury in a non-Western population,
Oman.
Methods Comparing the performance of various neurocogni-
tive indices including negativistic features and disinhibition,
which were identified using the symptom checklists Apathy
Evaluation Scale and Disinhibited Evaluation Scale. Comparative
neurocognitive measures included tapping verbal reasoning abil-
ity (Raven’s Standard Progressive Matrices), working memory
(Digit Span–Digit Forward–Digit Backward); Buschke Reminding
Test, planning/goal-directed (Controlled Oral Word Association
Test–verbal fluency, Tower of London(–planning time–number
solved), (Wisconsin Card Sorting Test–perseverative errors,
and–number of categories solved), and affective ranges (Hospital
Anxiety and Depression Scale).
Result Analysis showed that those participants who scored
highly at Apathy Evaluation Scale and Disinhibited Evaluation Scale
did not differ on indices measuring workingmemory/attention and
affective ranges except for one measure: Digit span-Digit Forward.
In themeasures operationalized here to tap planning/goal-directed
behaviour, the two cohorts differ on all indices except for Tower of
London-Number Solved.
Conclusion This study lays ground for further scrutiny in delin-
eating the different characteristics of what previously labelled as
frontal dysexecutive phenotype. It indicates that apathetic and dis-
inhibited temperaments marked with specific neuropsychological
performance.
Disclosure of interest The author has not supplied his/her decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Neuronal potassium channel openers
flupirtine (SNEPCO) in the treatment
of the pharmacoresistant epilepsy
N.A. Aliyev ∗, T.A. Qafarov , Z.N. Aliyev
1 Azerbaijan State Advanced Training Institute for Doctors named by
A. Aliyev, department of psychiatry and addiction, Baku, Azerbaijan
2 Azerbaijan Medical University, department of psychiatry, Baku,
Azerbaijan
∗ Corresponding author.
E-mail address: (N.A. Aliyev)
Introduction Flupirtine is used in many European countries for
the treatment of different pain states because of its analgesic
attributes. It is a centrally acting, non-opioid analgesic.
Objective The aim of the study was to investigate an entire
study the possibility of applying flupirtine (ktadolona) – selective
neuronal potassiumchannel activators in the treatment of pharma-
coresistant epilepsy and related non-psychotic depressive disorder
in adults.
Material and methods A total of 20 patients with the diagnosis of
primary – generalized idiopathic epilepsy (IGE) and “non-psychotic
depressive disorder due to epilepsy (F06.362)”. Before apply-
ing katadolon forte, patients received standard antiepileptic and
antidepressant drugs (Depakine-Chrono 1000mg/day, 150mg lam-
otrigine/day, levitiratsetam3000mg/day of citalopram20mg/day).
Assigning a first katadolon fote 14 days 200mg 2 times a day, fol-
lowed by 200mg three in day inside.
Results Of the 20 patients, 10 had no seizures, 8 marked decrease
in the frequency of seizures in 2 patients therapy was not effective.
Conclusion Our data should be considered preliminary, because
small sample of patients and duration of follow-up (18months).
The next phase of work will be carried out on a large sample of
patients and a longer observation, placebo – controlled, double
blind study.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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The theme of violence and the
teaching strategies used by teachers of
nursing undergraduate courses
Z. Scherer ∗, E. Scherer , D. Baragatti
1 University of São Paulo at Ribeirão Preto College of Nursing,
Psychiatric Nursing and Human Sciences, Ribeirão Preto-São Paulo,
Brazil
2 Ribeirão Preto Medical School Hospital of the University of São
Paulo, Neurociences and Behavioral Sciences, Ribeirão Preto-São
Paulo, Brazil
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Understanding violence as a public health problem
brings as required its inclusion in the curricula of undergraduate
courses in health.
Objective To describe the approach to the topic of violence and
the teaching strategies used by teachers of undergraduate courses
in nursing of two public higher education institutions of the State
of São Paulo, Brazil.
Aims Knowing the approach to the topic of violence in two nurs-
ing under graduation courses.
Method Descriptive, exploratory qualitative study. For data col-
lection, semi-structured interview was used; were subject of the
study, 15 teachers of the institutions studied that ministered
courses whose programs contained the word “violence” or related.
The data were subjected to analysis of the “collective subject dis-
course”.
Results The results referred to speeches about the importance
of addressing violence in theory and practical course, the experi-
ence of violence in the everyday practice and pedagogical strategies
in the theoretical and practical learning. Teachers recognize the
importance of violence be crafted at graduation, describing that,
although not always appear in the formal curriculum, the subject
appears in an informal way in academic training. Recognize, how-
ever, that there is a fragmentation in the approach of the theme,
because teachers are divided between theoretical and practical
classes and not all of them study the subject.
Conclusion It is essential that there should be more discussions
on violence among teachers as well as be designed strategies to
better approach the theme at graduation.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
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Risperidone induce recurrence of
severe acute respiratory distress in
a patient with psychotic disorders
N. Amel ∗ Hadjadj Maoudh
1 USLD La Roseraie, Eps Maison-Blanche, Seine Saint-Denis, Neuilly
Sur Marne, France
2 Pharmacie Eps Maison-Blanche, Seine Saint-Denis, Neuilly Sur
Marne, France
∗ Corresponding author.
Mrs. R, 61-years-old was admitted into the department on July
2015 with a history of major paranoid psychosis. Notion of asthma