Key result
Dissociative reactions are the most prevalent nosogenic reaction in chronic heart failure at ~63%.
Why the study?
To clarify the typology of nosogenic reactions in chronic heart failure and determine the contribution of cardiac and personality factors to their development.
Observational (n=121)
Nosogenic reactions in CHF patients present as dissociative, hypochondriacal, or depressive types, each associated with specific personality traits and disease characteristics that contribute to poor treatment adherence.
Nosogenic reactions may affect adherence in chronic heart failure; hypothesis-generating for targeted support pending prospective studies.
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Фомичева et al. (2022) conducted an observational in Chronic heart failure with nosogenic reactions (n=121). In patients with chronic heart failure, dissociative reactions were the most prevalent nosogenic reaction (62.8%, p<0.05), followed by hypochondriacal (23.1%) and depressive (14%) reactions.
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