Organic catatonic disorder (F06.1) DSM-IV (1994) Schizophrenia Catatonic Type (295.20)Catatonic Disorder Due to a General Medical Condition (293.89) DSM-5 (2013) Catatonia Associated With Another Mental Disorder
A diagnosis of catatonia should be considered in cases of atypical "collapse" in elderly patients with a previous psychiatric history of mood disorder. Catatonia due to anxiety/adjustment disorder is quite rare, whereas catatonia in association with neuroleptic malignant syndrome is fairly common. For...
The DSM-5 diagnostic category of “Catatonia due to another Medical Condition”, is estimated to amount to 20–30% of all cases of catatonia (Carroll et al., 2004). Catatonia occurs in the context of a variety of medical and neurological diseases, including diabetic ketoacidosis (Katz, 1934...
It is worth bearing in mind that catatonia can emerge with no prior psychiatric comorbidity or in the presence of medical and neurological illness, with an estimated prevalence of 20.6% (Solmi et al., 2018; Connell et al., 2021). As for autism, an early- onset neurodev...
Catalepsy is when you stay in a position another person puts you in. Someone may move you into different poses, and you'll hold them without changing. Negativism Negativism is when you either don't respond to what's happening around you or actively resist what's happening. This happens wit...
Catatonic Disorder due to Another Medical Condition,Catatonia Associated with another Mental Disorder(Catatonia Specifier),and Unspecified Catatonia.Additionally,the traditional category of catatonic schizophrenia has been deleted.The Unspecified Catatonia category could encourage research exploring catatonia as an...
It is crucial to comprehend this rare disease, which affects 1 in every 2 lakh people, because it could be confused for a primary psychiatric disorder.K. M., SrinathSubramanian, Vathul B.Siddappa, Adarsh L.Sangappa, Sunila B.Medical Journal of Dr. D.Y....
A medical condition characterized by muscular rigidity and a lack of response to external stimuli, related to neurological disorders. The catalepsy episode left her arms suspended in the air, unaffected by attempts to move them. 10 Catatonia The inability or refusal to speak, often seen in catato...
In the medical history of his family, the occurrence of any mental disorder, neurodevelopmental disorder, neurological condition, or substance abuse in first- and second-degree relatives was not reported. From childhood, he was characterized by both social-phobic and obsessive traits such as ...
In the medical history of his family, the occurrence of any mental disorder, neurodevelopmental disorder, neurological condition, or substance abuse in first- and second-degree relatives was not reported. From childhood, he was characterized by both social-phobic and obsessive traits such as ...