[Clinical-neurophysiological correlations in female adolescents with heboid depression].

In patients with heboid depression, there is a functional «uncoupling» of the frontal-central-anterior-temporal areas of the right and left hemispheres of the brain. It is possible that such a «dissociation» and a relatively large activation of the anterior parts of the left rather than the right hemisphere play a role in the weak control of impulsive delinquent behavior in patients with heboid depression. The identified atypical features of the EEG spatial organization and correlations of the EEG frequency structure with clinical parameters are consistent with the atypical clinical picture of heboid depression.