Evaluation of the Significance of the Psychosocial Risk Factors in Patients with Cerebrovascular Disease

The report presents a randomized study to assess the significance of psychosocial (PS) factors for dominant brain form atherosclerosis – cerebrovascular disease (CVD), using battery original tests and quantify status subjects validated test conventional risk factors, compiled in an integrated questionnaire. enrolled total 201 subjects: normal control group (NC, N=100); patients with CVD (CVD; N=101). (I) found significantly higher negative values CVD, comparison clinically healthy group. In case specific PS II (Psychosocial Personality Assessment), III (Spiritual Dysfunction), IV (Stress Adaptation), we lower parameter vs. NC cognitive V, again compared subjects. On basis settled standards, it was that II, parameters were 76% cases risky or pathological almost 60% atherosclerosis. deteriorated quality life lack happiness comprise major factor onset development relative (RR) developing according Test I is 1.5. RR are These findings firmly demonstrate just as significant ones.