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[Typology of the final stages of juvenile malignant schizophrenia (clinical follow-up study)].

Basing on follow-up studies (for 10 and more years) of the final stages of juvenile malignant schizophrenia (79 patients), a new principle of differentiating the final stages is advanced, suggesting that they should be divided into "psychotic" and "deficient" ones. The authors describe the features of dementia in patients with juvenile malignant schizophrenia, with these features being determined upon relative weakening of massive catatonic delusional-hallucination disorders seen in the patients. Moreover, a special symptom-complex of ecmnestic character with a picture of the "life in the past" is reviewed.