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SAŽETAK/ABSTRACT
/ Multiple systems for the diagnosis and classification of mental disorders have been developed today and
the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD) is considered to
be the key classification due to its global applicability. The latest, eleventh ICD revision (ICD-11) included
significant general changes and changes relating to the diagnosis and classification of mental disorders.
These are listed in the chapter describing mental disorders, the introduction of new diagnostic catego-
ries, partial integration of the dimensional approach into diagnostic categories, and the revised clinical
descriptions and diagnostic guidelines. The aim of this paper is to address the most prominent changes
introduced into the classification of mental disorders, with a specific review of personality disorders and
disorders that were classified in the ICD-10 as neurotic, stress-related disorders and somatoform disorders,
through the prism of a possible integration of the psychodynamic approach.
Esmina Avdibegović, neuropsihijatar, grupni analitičar, edukator iz grupne analize, Medicinski fakultet Univerziteta u
Tuzli, Tuzla, Bosna i Hercegovina
/ Esmina Avdibegović, neuropsychiatrist, group analyst, group analysis educator, Faculty of Medicine of the University of
Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
UVOD INTRODUCTION
bipolarni poremećaj tip II, tjelesni di- several new disorders such as catatonia,
smorfni poremećaj, olfaktorni referen- bipolar type II disorder, body dysmorphic
tni poremećaj, poremećaj nakupljanja, disorder, olfactory reference disorder,
ekskorijacijski poremećaj, kompleksni hoarding disorder, excoriation disorder,
posttraumatski stresni poremećaj, po- complex post-traumatic stress disorder,
remećaj prolongiranog žalovanja, dis- prolonged grief disorder, body integrity
forija tjelesnog integriteta, poremećaj dysphoria, compulsive sexual behavior
s kompulzivnim seksualnim ponaša- disorder, binge eating disorder, gaming
njem, poremećaj prejedanja, poreme- disorder. The organization of the chapter
ćaj igranja igrica. Inače je organizacija on mental disorders in ICD-11 is mostly
poglavlja o duševnim poremećajima harmonized with the DSM-5 organization
u MKB-11 značajno harmonizirana sa and structure, although there are certain
DSM-5 organizacijom i strukturom iako greater or lesser differences regarding
postoje određene veće ili manje razli- groups of disorders and the diagnostic
ke na razini skupina poremećaja i dija- criteria of the disorders themselves. One
gnostičkih kriterija samih poremećaja. of the differences is that DSM-5 keeps the
Jedna je od razlika i u tome što DSM-5 sleep and sexual health-related disorders
poremećaje povezane sa spavanjem i within its classification system (12).
seksualnim zdravljem zadržava unutar
Perhaps one of the most important
svog klasifikacionog sustava (12).
changes is that the integration of the di-
Možda je jedna od najvažnijih promje- mensional and categorical approaches
na to što je na nekom većem stupnju, in the diagnosis of mental disorders has
u odnosu na ranije, postignuta integra- been achieved to a greater degree than
cija dimenzionalnog i kategorijalnog before. Dimensions of severity, longitudi-
pristupa u dijagnozi duševnih poreme- nal course and symptom manifestation
ćaja. Za neke dijagnostičke kategorije were added to some diagnostic catego-
dodane su dimenzije težine, longitudi- ries. The biggest shift towards dimen-
nalnog tijeka i manifestacije simpto- sionality is visible in the classification of
ma. Najveći pomak ka dimenzionalno- personality disorders, schizophrenia and
sti vidljiv je u klasifikaciji poremećaja other primary psychotic disorders (9, 13).
osobnosti, shizofrenije i drugih primar- Regarding schizophrenia, a major change
nih psihotičnih poremećaja (9, 13). Kod was made by replacing the subtypes of
shizofrenije je učinjena velika promje- schizophrenia (paranoid, hebephrenic,
na u smislu da su podtipovi shizofre- catatonic, simple, residual) with a single
nije (paranoidna, hebefrena, katatona, category of schizophrenia and the di-
simpleks, rezidualna) zamijenjeni s mensions of longitudinal course pattern 43
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tora /podtipova. Osobito važna značajka to describe the core elements of each
ovih smjernica je pristup u opisivanju disorder, which represent those symp-
osnovnih obilježja svakog poremeća- toms or features that the clinician can
ja, koji predstavljaju one simptome ili reasonably expect to find in all cases of
obilježja koje kliničar može razumno the disorder. Lists of essential features
očekivati da će pronaći u svim sluča- are not diagnostic criteria, although they
jevima poremećaja. Popisi osnovnih resemble them. Arbitrary limits and pre-
obilježja nisu dijagnostički kriteriji iako cise requirements regarding the num-
im nalikuju. Proizvoljna ograničenja i ber of symptoms and their duration are
precizni zahtjevi koji se odnose na broj generally avoided unless they have been
simptoma i trajanje općenito su izbje- empirically established in various coun-
gnuti, osim ako nisu empirijski utvrđe- tries and cultures, or there is some other
ni u različitim zemljama i kulturama ili credible reason for their inclusion (9).
ako postoji neki drugi uvjerljiv razlog za
njihovo uključivanje (9).
PSYCHODYNAMIC APPROACHES
TO DIAGNOSES AND
PSIHODINAMIČKI PRISTUPI CLASSIFICATION
DIJAGNOZI I KLASIFIKACIJI
The most widely used ICD and DSM sys-
Najšire primjenjivani MKB i DSM su- tems are directed toward diagnoses and
stavi usmjereni su na dijagnozu i fo- they focus on symptoms without taking
kus je na simptomima bez uzimanja into account the diversity of each individ-
u obzir različitosti svakog pojedinca i ual and the context of their psychological
konteksta njegovog psihičkog razvoja. development. Georgios and Konstantina
Georgios i Konstantina (4) ističu kako (4) point out that the field of psychiatry
je važno da se polje psihijatrije i zna- and the science of psychopathology need
nost psihopatologije odmakne od ove to move away from this “obsessive” at-
„opsesivne“ vezanosti za simptomat- tachment to symptomatic phenomenolo-
sku fenomenologiju i više naglaska gy and put more emphasis on the mental
stavi na duševnu bol koju svaki su- pain that each subject expresses in their
bjekt izražava u svojim simptomima, symptoms, as well as on what the symp-
kao i na ono što simptomi o uzrocima toms “communicate” about the causes.
„govore“. Stein i suradnici (6) upućuju Stein et al. (6) point to the importance
na važnost promatranja sustava kla- of viewing the classification system of
sifikacije duševnih poremećaja samo mental disorders only as tentative, and 45
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kao okvirnih i na potrebu za pažljivom to the need for careful individualized as-
individualiziranom procjenom svakog sessments of each individual. When ap-
pojedinca. U pristupu pacijentu i nje- proaching the patient and their suffering,
govoj patnji značajno je razumijevanje it is important to understand the dynam-
dinamičkog odnosa između različitih ic relationship between various factors,
čimbenika i načina kako oni dopri- how they contribute to the manifestation
nose manifestaciji simptoma i kako of symptoms, and how they determine
određuju načine na koje pojedinac the ways in which the individual tries to
pokušava razumjeti vlastitu tjeskobu. understand their unease. Psychodynam-
Upravo psihodinamička psihijatrija ic psychiatry is precisely the approach
je pristup u dijagnozi i terapiji koji je in diagnosis and therapy that is charac-
karakteriziran psihičkim modelima terized by psychological models which
koji uključuju koncepte nesvjesnog, include concepts of the unconscious,
konflikte, otpore, prijenos i protuprije- conflicts, resistances, transference and
nos, deficit i distorziju intrapsihičkih countertransference, deficit and distor-
struktura kao i objektne odnose (14). tion of intrapsychic structures, as well as
Ono što karakterizira psihodinamički object relations (14). The psychodynam-
model razumijevanja psihičkog stanja ic model of understanding the mental
temelji se na teoriji s naglaskom na eti- state is based on theory with an empha-
ologiji uz nastojanje objašnjenja psiho- sis on etiology and an effort to explain
patologije u smislu vanjskih čimbenika psychopathology in terms of external
posredovanih nesvjesnim sjećanjima i factors mediated by unconscious mem-
iskustvima iz djetinjstva. Luyten i Blatt ories and experiences from childhood.
(15) navode da psihodinamički pristu- Luyten and Blatt (15) state that psycho-
pi karakteristično kombiniraju pristup dynamic approaches characteristically
usmjeren na poremećaj s pristupom combine a disorder-oriented approach
koji je više usmjeren na osobu i te- with a more person-oriented approach
meljno su orijentirani na razvoj. Prema and are fundamentally oriented toward
Gabbardu (14) simptomi i ponašanja se development. According to Gabbard (14),
promatraju samo kao konačni zajed- symptoms and behaviors are viewed
nički putovi visoko personaliziranih only as final common pathways of high-
subjektivnih iskustava koja filtriraju bi- ly personalized subjective experiences
ološke i okolišne determinante bolesti. that filter biological and environmental
Također psihodinamički pristup ne po- determinants of a disease. Additionally,
lazi od pretpostavke da se poremećaji the psychodynamic approach does not
46 kategorički razlikuju od normalnosti start with the assumption that disorders
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obilježje PDM je to što je podijeljen u “what one is, not what one has” (16, 18). An
odjeljke koji se odnose na odraslu dob, additional important feature of PDM is its
adolescenciju, djetinjstvo, dojenčad i division into sections relating to adult-
rano djetinjstvo i kasniji život čime je hood, adolescence, childhood, infancy,
olakšano multidimenzionalno razumi- early childhood and later life, which facil-
jevanje razvojnih prezentacija i speci- itates a multidimensional understanding
fičnosti za svaki poremećaj tijekom of the developmental presentations and
životnog vijeka. specificities of each disorder across the
lifespan.
lja da će pridonijeti boljoj kliničkoj ko- contribute to better clinical utility and re-
risnosti i istraživačkoj uporabljivosti. search usability.
Tyrer i suradnici (20) navode da no- Tyrer et al. (20) state that the nomencla-
menklatura poremećaja ličnosti u ture of personality disorders in ICD-11
MKB-11 predstavlja najradikalniju represents the most radical change in
promjenu u povijesti klasifikacije po- the history of personality disorder clas-
remećaja ličnosti. Swales (21) ističe sification. Swales (21) points out that the
kako je napuštena Schneiderijanska Schneiderian typology, which governed
tipologija koja je upravljala klasifikaci- the classification of personality disor-
jom poremećaja ličnosti gotovo cijelo ders for almost a century, has been aban-
stoljeće. Ključne novine su u integraciji doned. The key novelties are in the inte-
dimenzionalnog pristupa i redefinira- gration of the dimensional approach and
nju dijagnostičkih smjernica. MKB-10 the redefinition of diagnostic guidelines.
kategorije specifični poremećaji lič- ICD-10 categories of specific personality
nosti (paranoidni, shizoidni, disoci- disorders (paranoid, schizoid, dissocia-
jalni, emocionalno nestabilni, histri- tive, emotionally unstable, histrionic,
onski, anankastni, anksiozni, zavisni, anankastic, anxiety, dependent, mixed)
miješani) su zamijenjene s jednom have been replaced with one personali-
kategorijom poremećaja ličnosti kojoj ty disorder category with added dimen-
je dodana dimenzija težine (blag, umje- sions of severity (mild, moderate, severe),
ren, težak), dimenzija prominentnih prominent personality traits (negative af-
crta osobnosti (negativna afektivnost, fectivity, detachment, dissociality, disin-
odvojenost, disocijalnost, dezinhibicija hibition, and anankastia), and borderline
i anankastija) i graničnog obrasca (3). pattern (3).
opasnost, adaptivni odgovor na stvar- tual danger (which may or may not in-
nu opasnost (koji može, ali ne mora clude fear/anxiety) and the anxiety re-
oznosti koja može pomoći kliničarima the patient’s anxiety symptoms. When
u determiniranju nesvjesnih izvora anxiety is part of the clinical picture, it
pacijentovih simptoma anksioznosti. is important to identify its developmen-
Kada je anksioznost dio kliničke slike tal origin. The most primitive levels of
važno je identificirati njeno razvojno anxiety can be easily triggered in trau-
porijeklo. Najprimitivnije razine ank- matic, stressful or other situations. Each
sioznosti mogu biti lako pokrenute u person has a unique mix of anxieties, so
traumatskim, stresnim ili drugim situ- the clinician should be creative in un-
acijama. Svaka osoba ima jedinstvenu derstanding each patient’s specific fears
mješavinu anksioznosti, tako da klini- and their origins (14). A careful psycho-
čar treba biti kreativan u razumijevanju dynamic evaluation of the contribution
specifičnih strahova svakog pacijenta of biological and dynamic factors in the
i njihovog porijekla (14). Za svakog od development of the disorder is necessary
pacijenata s anksioznim poremećajima for each patient with an anxiety disorder
nužna je pažljiva psihodinamička eva- in order to create a comprehensive and
luacija doprinosa bioloških i dinamič- effective treatment plan.
kih čimbenika u razvoju poremećaja
u svrhu sačinjavanja sveobuhvatnog i
Obsessive-compulsive and
učinkovitog plana tretmana.
related disorders
neuronskih krugova među ovim pore- ical and neural circuit traits among these
stavlja omraženi dio osobnosti. Drugi ly concerns. The criticized part of the
psihoanalitički konstrukt je „tijelo-ja“: body thus represents the hated part of
slika tijela koja se razvija unutar sebe u the personality. Another psychoanalytic
kontekstu ranog odnosa s „predmetom construct is the “body-me”: a body im-
želje“, obično majkom (18). Osobe s ovim age that develops within the self in the
poremećajem mogu razviti simptome context of an early relationship with an
depresije različite težine, može biti po- “object of desire”, usually the mother (18).
većan rizik od suicida, česte promjene Individuals with this disorder may de-
raspoloženja i razdražljivost koja se velop symptoms of depression of vary-
može pojaviti kada se ne dobiju kompul- ing severity, there may be an increased
zivno tražena uvjeravanja ili kada estet- risk of suicide, frequent mood swings
ske, medicinske ili kirurške intervencije and irritability that may occur when
nemaju očekivani ishod. compulsively sought reassurances are
not received or when aesthetic, medical
or surgical interventions do not have the
Poremećaji specifično povezani
expected outcome.
sa stresom
tno povezani sa izloženošću stresnom experience, which has actually been re-
ili traumatičnom događaju ili nizu ta- defined as complex PTSD (9). Disorders
kvih događaja ili nepovoljnih iskustava. are directly associated with exposure to
Za svaki od poremećaja prepoznatljivi a stressful or traumatic event or a series
stresor je neophodan, iako nedovoljan of such events or adverse experiences.
uzročni čimbenik. Stresni događaji za For each of the disorders, an identifiable
neke poremećaje nalaze se u rasponu stressor is a necessary, although insuffi-
normalnih životnih iskustava, dok su cient, causal factor. Stressful events for
za druge poremećaje stresori izuzetno some disorders are within the range of
prijeteće ili stravične prirode (tj. po- normal life experiences, while for other
tencijalno traumatični događaji). Pore- disorders the stressors are extremely
mećaji specifično povezani sa stresom threatening or terrible (ie, potentially
međusobno se razlikuju po svojoj priro- traumatic events). Disorders specifically
di, obrascu i trajanju simptoma koji se associated with stress differ from each
pojavljuju kao odgovor na stresore, za- other in their nature, pattern, and dura-
jedno s pripadajućim funkcionalnim tion of symptoms that occur in response
oštećenjem (10). to stressors, along with associated func-
tional impairment (10).
Temeljna obilježja PTSP-a su izloženost
događaju ili situaciji (bilo kratkotrajnoj The essential features of PTSD are ex-
ili dugotrajnoj) izrazito prijeteće ili uža- posure to an event or situation (whether
sne prirode i razvoj karakterističnog short-term or long-term) of an extremely
sindroma koji traje najmanje nekoliko threatening or horrific nature and de-
tjedana, a sastoji se od sva tri ključna velopment of a characteristic syndrome
elementa: ponovno proživljavanje (ži- lasting at least several weeks, and con-
vopisna intruzivna sjećanja, flashbacko- sisting of all three key elements: re-ex-
vi, noćne more koji uključuju ponovno periencing (vivid intrusive memories,
proživljavanje traumatskog događaja u flashbacks, nightmares that involve re-
sadašnjosti, popraćeno strahom ili uža- living the traumatic event in the present,
som); izbjegavanje (izrazito unutarnje accompanied by fear or horror), avoid-
izbjegavanje misli i sjećanja ili vanj- ance (significant internal avoidance
sko izbjegavanje aktivnosti ili situacija of thoughts and memories or external
koje podsjećaju na traumatski događaj) avoidance of activities or situations
i percepcija prijetnje (uporna percepci- reminiscent of the traumatic event),
ja povećane trenutne prijetnje u obliku and perception of threat (persistent per-
hipervigilnosti ili pojačane reakcije pre- ception of heightened current threat in
plašenosti). Simptomi ponovnog proživ- the form of hypervigilance or enhanced 63
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gađaja (35). Klinička slika uključuje tri the symptomatic presentation and not on
ključna PTSP klastera simptoma, stalne the specific characteristics of the event
i pervazivne smetnje u regulaciji afekta (35). The clinical picture includes three
(primjerice česta razdražljivost, ljutnja, key PTSD symptom clusters, severe and
bijes, samopovređivanje), self funkci- persistent problems in affect regulation
oniranju (negativni self koncept kao (for example, frequent irritability, anger,
što je stalno uvjerenje o sebi kao bez- rage, self-harm), self-functioning (a neg-
vrijednom, poraženom ili umanjenom, ative self-concept such as a persistent
što je često praćeno osjećajem krivice, belief of oneself as worthless, defeated
srama ili neuspjeha u vezi sa stresnim or diminished, which is often accompa-
životnim događajem) i oštećenje u inter- nied by a feeling of guilt, shame or failure
personalnim odnosima (nemogućnost in connection with a stressful life event),
povjerenja, podložnost hiperboličnim and difficulties in sustaining interper-
pogledima i teškoće u partnerskim in- sonal relationships (inability to trust,
terakcijama posebno su karakteristične susceptibility to hyperbolic views, and
za ovu grupu simptoma) (3). Osobe sa difficulties in partner interactions are
kompleksnim PTSP-om također poka- particularly characteristic for this group
zuju povećanu tendenciju ka disocijaciji. of symptoms) (3). People with complex
PTSD also show an increased tendency
Poremećaj prolongiranog žalovanja se
for dissociation.
može razviti nakon smrti voljene osobe
(primjerice partner, roditelj, dijete, dru- Prolonged grief disorder can develop af-
gi član porodice ili druga bliska osoba). ter the death of a loved one (for example,
Karakteriziran je prisustvom stalne a partner, parent, child, another family
i pervazivne reakcije žalovanja koja member or close person). It is character-
traje neobično dug period i očito pre- ized by the presence of a constant and
mašuje očekivane društvene, kulturne pervasive grief reaction that persists for
ili religijske norme tipične za kulturu i an unusually long period and clearly ex-
kontekst pojedinca. Zbog različitih kul- ceeds the expected social, cultural or re-
turnih manifestacija žalovanja u MKB- ligious norms typical of the individual’s
11 se navodi da je za dijagnozu potreb- culture and context. Due to the different
no dobro procijeniti kulturni kontekst cultural manifestations of mourning,
pacijenata. Dijagnozu treba postaviti ICD-11 states that the diagnosis requires
samo ako žalovanje jasno premašuje a good assessment of the patient’s cultur-
odgovarajuće kulturne norme pojedin- al context. The diagnosis should be made
ca (34). Poremećaj prilagodbe u MKB- only if the mourning clearly exceeds the
11 definiran je na temelju ključnog obi- appropriate cultural norms of the individ- 65
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lježja preokupacije životnim stresorom ual (34). Adjustment disorder was defined
ili njegovim posljedicama i uklonjeni in ICD-11 based on the essential feature of
su MKB-10 podtipovi ovog poremećaja. preoccupation with a life stressor or its
consequences, and the ICD-10 subtypes
Između MKB-11 i DSM-5 postoje zna-
of this disorder were removed.
čajne razlike u dijagnozi i klasifikaci-
ji ovih poremećaja. DSM-5 zadržava There are significant differences in the
akutni stresni poremećaj sa simpto- diagnosis and classification of these
mima od kojih se većina pojavljuje i disorders between ICD-11 and DSM-5.
u skupu kriterija za PTSP. Upečatljiva DSM-5 retains acute stress disorder with
je razlika i u dijagnozi PTSP-a. Dok se symptoms that mostly appear in the set
u MKB-11 težilo ka uključivanju samo of criteria for PTSD as well. There is also
specifičnih simptoma za PTSP (reduci- a striking difference in the diagnosis of
rano na šest), u DSM-5 su dodani novi PTSD. While ICD-11 aimed to include only
klasteri i simptomi (ukupno 20 simp- specific symptoms for PTSD (reduced to
toma). Simptomi su podijeljeni u četiri six), new clusters and symptoms were
skupine: simptomi nametanja, izbjega- added in DSM-5 (20 symptoms in total).
vanja, negativna promjena kognicije i The symptoms were divided into four
raspoloženja i simptomi pobuđenosti i groups: symptoms of intrusion, avoid-
dodana je odrednica sa ili bez disoci- ance, negative alterations of cognitions
jativnih simptoma. Kompleksni PTSP and moods, and hyperarousal, while a
nije uključen u DSM-5, međutim PDM criterion with or without dissociative
razmatra ovaj poremećaj i povezuje sa symptoms was added. Complex PTSD
historijom kroničnog zanemarivanja, is not included in DSM-5, however, PDM
traume i zlostavljanja u djetinjstvu. U considers this disorder and associates it
tom smislu za ovaj poremećaj ponuđen with a history of chronic neglect, trauma
je i alternativni naziv razvojna trauma. and abuse in childhood. In this sense, the
Obilježja kompleksnog PTSP-a navede- alternative name “developmental trau-
na u PDM-u djelomično su integrirana ma” was proposed for this disorder. The
u kliničke opise date u MKB-11 kao features of complex PTSD listed in PDM
što su smetnje u regulaciji afekta, self are partially integrated into the clinical
funkcioniranju i interpersonalnim od- descriptions provided in ICD-11, such as
nosima. U psihodinamičkom pristupu problems in affect regulation, self-func-
naglašava se važnost individualnog tioning and interpersonal relationships.
značenja traumatskog iskustva. Allen In the psychodynamic approach, the im-
i Fonagy (36) naglašavaju kako na po- portance of the individual meaning of a
66 remećaje povezane s traumom treba traumatic experience is emphasized. Al-
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gledati kao na poremećaje kojima trau- len and Fonagy (36) emphasize that trau-
matski stres daje značajan, iako indivi- ma-related disorders should be viewed
dualno promjenjiv, doprinos u sprezi sa as disorders in which traumatic stress
mnoštvom drugih etioloških faktora. makes a significant, although individu-
ally variable contribution in conjunction
with a multitude of other etiological fac-
Disocijativni poremećaji
tors.
Ova skupina poremećaja odgovara
MKB-10 disocijativnim (konverzivnim)
Dissociative disorders
poremećajima, ali je značajno reorgani-
zirana i pojednostavljena. Disocijativni This group of disorders corresponds to the
poremećaji su definirani kao poreme- ICD-10 dissociative (conversion) disorders
ćaji koje karakterizira nevoljni prekid but has been significantly reorganized
ili diskontinuitet u normalnoj integra- and simplified. Dissociative disorders are
ciji identiteta, osjeta, percepcije, afekta, defined as disorders characterized by an
misli, memorije, kontrole nad tjelesnim involuntary disruption or discontinuity in
pokretima ili ponašanja. Prekid ili dis- the normal integration of identity, sensa-
kontinuitet mogu biti potpuni ili djelo- tions, perceptions, affects, thoughts, mem-
mični i mogu varirati iz dana u dan (3). ories, control over bodily movements or
Na ovaj način su u MKB-11 disocijativni behavior. The disruption or discontinuity
i konverzivni poremećaji grupirani u may be complete or partial, and can vary
kategoriju disocijativnih poremećaja što from day to day (3). In this way, dissocia-
gotovo da odgovara originalnom kon- tive and conversion disorders are grouped
ceptu histerije. Konverzivni poremećaji in ICD-11 into the category of dissociative
su preimenovani u „poremećaje sa diso- disorders, which almost corresponds to
cijativnim neurološkim simptomom“ i the original concept of hysteria. Conver-
predstavljen je kao jedan s 12 podtipova sion disorders have been renamed “disso-
definiranih na temelju prevladavajućeg ciative neurological symptom disorders”
neurološkog simptoma (10). Početak je and are represented as one of 12 subtypes
često povezan s traumatičnim ili nepo- defined based on the predominant neuro-
voljnim životnim događajem. Prethod- logical symptom (10). The onset is often
ne fizičke ozljede i povijest zlostavljanja associated with a traumatic or adverse
ili zanemarivanja u djetinjstvu su čim- life event. Previous physical injury and a
benici rizika. Najčešći psihosocijalni history of childhood abuse or neglect are
stresori povezani s poremećajem s di- risk factors. The most common psycho-
socijativnim neurološkim simptomom social stressors associated with disso- 67
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kod djece uključuju zlostavljanje ili vik- ciative neurological symptom disorder in
timizaciju, stresore povezane sa školom, children include abuse or victimization,
obiteljski sukob ili odvajanje roditelja te school-related stressors, family conflict
smrt rođaka ili prijatelja. Disocijativ- or parental separation and the death of
na amnezija uključuje kvalifikator koji a relative or friend. Dissociative amnesia
označava je li prisutna disocijativna includes a qualifier indicating whether
fuga, fenomen koji je klasificiran kao dissociative fugue, a phenomenon clas-
zaseban poremećaj u MKB-10. sified as a separate disorder in ICD-10, is
present.
Disocijativni poremećaj identiteta od-
govara MKB-10 konceptu poremećaja Dissociative identity disorder corresponds
višestruke osobnosti. Uveden je par- to the ICD-10 concept of multiple person-
cijalni disocijativni poremećaj iden- ality disorder. A partial dissociative iden-
titeta u kojem nedominantna stanja tity disorder was introduced in which
osobnosti ne preuzimaju stalno izvrš- non-dominant personality states do not
nu kontrolu nad sviješću i funkcioni- recurrently take over executive control
ranjem pojedinca. Ovdje su uključeni i of the individual’s consciousness and
poremećaj depersonalizacije i dereali- functioning. The depersonalization and
zacije kao depersonalizacijsko-derea- derealization disorder is included here as
lizacijski poremećaj, dok je poremećaj depersonalization-derealization disorder,
s transom i opsjednutošću podijeljen u while trance and possession disorder is
dva poremećaja (poremećaj s transom i divided into two disorders (trance disor-
poremećaj s transom opsjednutosti) (9). der and possession trance disorder) (9).
tom histerije, pri čemu je emocionalna cept of hysteria, where emotional trauma
trauma imala glavnu ulogu u javljanju played the leading role in the occurrence
disocijacije (38). Disocijativna amnezi- of dissociation (38). Dissociative amne-
ja i disocijativni poremećaj identiteta sia and dissociative identity disorder
imaju zajedničku psihodinamičku have a common psychodynamic basis,
podlogu, povezani su traumatskim they are associated with traumatic expe-
iskustvima, nepovoljnim životnim riences, unfavorable life events, person-
događajima ili osobnim i interperso- al and interpersonal conflicts or stress.
nalnim konfliktima ili sresom. Disoci- Dissociative identity disorder is most
jativni poremećaj identiteta najčešće often associated with traumatic expe-
je povezan s traumatskim iskustvima, riences, especially physical, sexual and
posebno fizičkim, seksualnim i emo- emotional abuse or neglect in childhood.
cionalnim zlostavljanjem ili zanema- Onset may also be triggered by remov-
rivanjem u djetinjstvu. Početak tako- al from traumatizing circumstances or
đer može biti izazvan uklanjanjem iz other unrelated traumatic experiences
traumatizirajućih okolnosti ili drugim later in life (3). Multiple trauma-related
nepovezanim traumatskim iskustvima psychopathology requires a fundamen-
kasnije u životu (3). Višestruka psiho- tal shift in perspective—that is, a shift
patologija povezana s traumom zahti- from a disorder-focused approach to a
jeva temeljnu promjenu perspektive— person-focused approach or “life history
to jest, prijelaz s pristupa usmjerenog perspective” that seeks to “map the myr-
na poremećaj na pristup usmjeren na iad complex pathways from early child-
osobu ili „perspektivu životne povijesti“ hood to later adaptive or maladaptive de-
koja teži „mapiranju bezbrojnih slože- velopment that may then form the basis
nih putova od ranog djetinjstva do ka- for interventions for the prevention and
snijeg adaptivnog ili neprilagodljivog treatment of disorders” (36).
razvoja koji zatim mogu tvoriti osnovu
za intervencije za prevenciju i liječenje
Disorders of bodily distress and
poremećaja“ (36).
bodily experience
jela. U žalbama ovih osoba često je pri- their actual physical appearance. The
sutna riječ „suvišnost“. Duboko pate jer primary motivation is to feel “whole” or
njihovo „unutrašnje tijelo“ ne odgovara “complete”, which serves to correct the
njihovom stvarnom fizičkom izgle- individual’s image of their real identity
du. Primarna motivacija je osjećati se as an amputee, a paraplegic or disabled
„cjelovito“ ili „kompletno“ što služi is- person (42). It is hypothesized that the
pravljanju slike pojedinca o njegovom desire to be physically disabled results
stvarnom identitetu kao amputiranoj from a mismatch between an individ-
osobi, paraplegičaru ili invalidu (42). ual’s mental representation of his/her
Pretpostavlja se da želja biti fizički in- body and the actual physical configura-
valid proizlazi iz neusklađenosti izme- tion of their body (43).
đu mentalne reprezentacije pojedinca
The ICD and DSM classifications classify
o njegovom/njezinom tijelu i stvarne
these disorders differently. In DSM, this
fizičke konfiguracije tijela (43).
group of disorders is marked as somatic
MKB i DSM klasifikacija različito kla- symptom and related disorders, which
sificiraju ove poremećaje. U DSM ova includes somatic symptom disorder, ill-
skupina poremećaja označava se kao ness anxiety disorder (ICD-11 hypochon-
poremećaji sa somatskim simptomom driasis), functional neurological symptom
koji uključuje poremećaj sa somatskim disorder (ICD-11 dissociative neurological
simptomom, anksiozni poremećaj symptom disorder) and factitious disor-
zbog bolesti (MKB-11 hipohondrijaza), der (known as Munchausen syndrome by
poremećaj s funkcionalnim neurološ- proxy). In ICD-11, the factitious disorder
kim simptomom (MKB-11 disocijativni was placed in a new group of disorders
poremećaj s neurološkim simptomom) that includes factitious disorder imposed
i umišljeni poremećaj (poznat kao on self and factitious disorder imposed
Munchausenov sindrom by proxy). on another.
Umišljeni poremećaj je u MKB-11 stav-
Bodily distress disorders still represent
ljen u novu skupinu poremećaja koja
a great challenge, starting with a better
uključuje umišljeni poremećaj namet-
understanding of the basic psychological
nut sebi i umišljeni poremećaj namet-
and pathophysiological mechanisms to
nut drugom.
better recognition, diagnosis and effec-
Poremećaji s tjelesnim distresom pred- tive treatment. Löffler-Stastka et al. (44)
stavljaju i dalje veliki izazov počev od emphasize that by moving away from
boljeg razumijevanja temeljnih psiho- the definition of somatoform disorders
72 loških i patofizioloških mehanizama do as the lack of something (i.e. the lack of
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je za sveukupno razumijevanje paci- orders are some of the tools used in the
ćaj razvija. Točnost u procjeni olakša- the patient’s condition. The eleventh ICD
kao i razmatranje kasnijih iskustava i Blatt (15) point out that psychodynamic
CONCLUSION
ZAKLJUČAK
An extensive revision of the classifica-
Učinjena je opsežna revizija klasifi- tion of mental disorders in ICD-11 was
78 kacije duševnih poremećaja u MKB-11 conducted, including the structure of the
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