Wein A, Golubev V
Waking Sleeping. 1979 Jan;3(1):41-50.
The functional state of non-specific brain systems was studied in 27 patients with torsion dystonia through a complex of techniques, which included clinical, experimental psychological and electrophysiological examination of night sleep. Changes of involved nature have been identified in the various elements of non-specific systems in different clinical forms of the disease in its early and advanced stages, which allows to consider torsion dystonia as a functional organic psychomotor syndrome in the origination of which a great role belongs to non-specific integrative systems of the brain.
通过一系列技术手段，对27例扭转性肌张力障碍患者的非特异性脑系统功能状态进行了研究，这些技术包括临床、实验心理学以及夜间睡眠的电生理检查。在疾病早期和晚期的不同临床形式中，已确定非特异性系统的各个要素存在不同性质的变化，这使得扭转性肌张力障碍可被视为一种功能性有机精神运动综合征，在其发病过程中，大脑的非特异性整合系统起着重要作用。
