Features of border unexicotic disorders in patients of different age groups after radical oncological operations

The relevance of the research of border mental disorders (PPR) after radical oncological operations is determined by their rather large prevalence. The frequency of border mental disorders, according to different authors, varies from 26 to 92% [2, 4, 5], which depends on the personality constitutional features, the phase of the disease, the effectiveness of its therapy. It is believed that the "gravity" of the oncological diagnosis is the strongest psychotrauming factor along with such as the radicality of the operational intervention about the malignant neoplasms, the need for pre-postoperative coursework radiation and (or) chemotherapy.