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Aleksandra Dimova

Aleksandra Dimova
Psychiatric Practice: Dr. Dimova

Ph.D.
Working on extended version of model of thermoregulation which includes participation of GABAergic neurotransmisson.

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Introduction
Aleksandra Dimova currently works at Psychiatric Practice. does research in Neurology, Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychiatry. Their current project is ' Response to stressor: extended version of stress cascade.'
Additional affiliations
January 2000 - April 2016
Independent Researcher
Independent Researcher
Position
  • Psychiatrist, Senior Researcher

Publications

Publications (19)
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Abstrakt und Graphiken In diesem Kapitel wird ein Model präsentiert, das zwei unabhängige, nicht miteinander verknüpfte neuronale Regelkreise, den wärmeabgaberegulierenden Sympathikus und das wärmeproduktionsregulierende motorische System vereint. Nach der aktuellen Sichtweise wird die Regelung der Körpertemperatur (KT) über diese neuronalen Regelk...
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Jeder Lockdown kann als ein „kalter Entzug“ von Ressourcen angesehen werden. Auch als „Schutzmassnahme“ stellt die Isolation immer eine negative Lebensveränderung dar. Je länger eine solche Belastung anhält, desto weniger Menschen werden psychisch damit zu recht kommen können, da eben diese Ressourcen, wie z.B. das Treffen von Freunden, entzogen wu...
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Negative Bewertung von Stimulus und ihre Auswirkung auf Aktivitätsniveau vom Sympatikus.
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Assessment of one Stimulus as positive or negative impacts the activity of Sympathikus Bewertung vom Stimulus als positiv oder negativ hat Auswirkung auf Aktivität vom Sympathikus
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As a psychiatrist and a researcher in the field of stress with a great interest I read the review Social stress models in rodents: Towards enhanced validity, from J.M. Koolhaas, S.F. de Boer, B. Buwalda, P. Meerlo. published in Neurobiology of Stress (6 (2017) 104e-12), which I found to be excellent. Here, I would like to share some of my thought...
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Zusammenfassung. Die Studie erhebt vorhandene Resilienzfaktoren bei Hochrisikokindern psychisch kranker Eltern. 123 Mütter und 29 Väter mit psychiatrischen Diagnosen (F60.3: 57,7 %) wurden mit ihren Kindern (n = 125, Durchschnittsalter 87,7 Monate) durch Jugendämter an einen interdisziplinären Screeningdienst überwiesen, um mögliche Kindeswohlgefäh...
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Descartes, W. James, Jung, Atmanspracher, and D. Chopra are just some of many philosophers, psychologists etc. who attempted, from many different starting points, to solve the aspects of mind-mater interaction. Many questions still stay open. Here is proposed a new approach to this problem supported by the knowledge from physiology, psychology, psy...
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The relationship between the stressor (the threat) on the one side, and mental and physical disorders on the other side, has been well documented. The energy released by activation of a) the autonomic nervous system (ANS), and b) hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis has been seen as existential for survival of the individual who appraises one...
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The relationship between stress, depression, anxiety, and functional somatic disorders has been well documented, as well as their strongly negative interaction. A substantial body of research tries to link these conditions. These efforts have established several conceptual bridges that connect stress, psychological alterations, and coexistence of c...
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The increasing prevalence of mental illness among parents always represents a stressor affecting the biopsychosocial development of a child. However, due to varying inherent resilience factors, not all children are affected to the same extent. The presence of evidence-based resilience factors is able to minimise or prevent the adverse effects assoc...
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Atypical antipsychotics (AA) have revolutionized the treatment of schizophrenia, now being the treatment of choice for patients with this disorder. The positive therapeutic experience with the AA in the treatment of these disorders and their favourable adverse-effect profiles, has encouraged clinicians to extend their usage beyond their initial reg...

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In the : Placebo: A possible way it functions, I present the placebo and nocebo effect within the context of stress model. What speaks pro and contra this opinion?

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