Registration Number
0225U002975,
(0124U001386)
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Title
Evaluation of immunological (regulatory and apoptotic) mechanisms in patients with post-traumatic stress disorder and viral load
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Оцінка імунологічних (регуляторних та апоптичних) механізмів у пацієнтів з посттравматичним стресовим розладом і вірусним навантаженням
Head
Kril Iryna Yo., Кандидат біологічних наук
Registration Date
27-04-2025
Organization
Danylo Halytsky Lviv National Medical University
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The goal of the project is to develop and introduce laboratory diagnostic methods for predicting the risk of developing immunopathological syndromes in patients with PTSD on the background of herpesvirus infections (EBV, HHV1/2, HHV6, etc.) reactivation; clinical and laboratory features of the course of PTSD in the relevant patients to create a transparent forecasting model for analysis of this syndrome.
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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD, English: PTSD, post-traumatic syndrome, "combatant syndrome", "Vietnam syndrome", "Afghan syndrome", "Eastern syndrome", etc.) is a mental disorder, a type of neurosis that occurs as a result of experiencing one or more events that damage the psyche. These include, for example, military actions, terrorist attacks, accidents or natural disasters, catastrophes, severe physical injuries, domestic or sexual violence, the threat of death, and witnessing or being the cause or instigator of someone else's death. PTSD is not a consequence of increased mental imbalance or a manifestation of a (mental) illness. Even mentally sound and confident people can develop PTSD. PTSD is the body's attempt to survive a threatening, sometimes life-threatening situation. Therefore, PTSD reactions are not caused by a disorder (malfunction), but by “health”, that is, it is a physiological protective and expedient response of the body, aimed at protecting a person from a risky dangerous situation. PTSD manifests itself as a delayed response of the body to stress. According to doctors, its effect is observed at least four weeks after the traumatic event. In today's conditions in Ukraine, due to prolonged hostilities in the war with Russia, the number of patients of different ages with stress disorders is steadily increasing, because not only military personnel at the front suffer, but also civilians who have left their places of residence and become refugees and persons with a temporary place of residence.
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Havryliuk Anna M.
Zubchenko Svitlana O.
Kril Iryna Y.
Lishchuk-Yakymovych Khrystyna O.
Lomikovska Marta P.
Nadizhko Olena M.
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2025-04-27
