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Psychopharmacology Bulletin
Dear Editor, Catatonia is an enigmatic neuropsychiatric syndrome that may occur in the context of various psychiatric and medical conditions and is characterized by a range of volitional, motor, behavioral and cognitive symptoms.1 Although catatonia is common among hospitalized patients, its diagnosis may be challenging in the general hospital setting ...
Feras Ali, Mustafa, Agastya, Nayar
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Dear Editor, Catatonia is an enigmatic neuropsychiatric syndrome that may occur in the context of various psychiatric and medical conditions and is characterized by a range of volitional, motor, behavioral and cognitive symptoms.1 Although catatonia is common among hospitalized patients, its diagnosis may be challenging in the general hospital setting ...
Feras Ali, Mustafa, Agastya, Nayar
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Misdiagnosis of respiratory dyskinesia
Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1991Respiratory dyskinesia consists of involuntary movements of the respiratory musculature and manifests as irregular respiratory rate, tachypnoea and grunting. It is probably an underrecognized condition and hence is easily misdiagnosed. Two patients with respiratory dyskinesia are reported.
H F, Chiu, S, Lee, C H, Chan
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Misdiagnosis of hemicrania continua
Expert Review of Neurotherapeutics, 2009Hemicrania continua (HC) is a primary headache disorder that is characterized by a continuous unilateral headache of moderate severity, exacerbations of severe pain, and complete responsiveness to indomethacin. Misdiagnosis of HC is probably common in general neurology settings and other clinical specialties.
Mario F P, Peres +2 more
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Epilepsy: A Costly Misdiagnosis
Clinical Electroencephalography, 1997Nonepileptic events misdiagnosed as manifestations of epilepsy are a significant problem. Five representative cases suggest that a diagnosis of epilepsy should be based on a careful history and analysis of the clinical event. The clinician should make a diagnosis of epilepsy only when there is definite positive support and not on the basis of poorly ...
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A misdiagnosis of carotid pseudoaneurysm
Injury, 1985We report a case of blunt injury of the neck associated with the use of an imported plastic rock-guard designed for use in motorcycle scrambling. The injury may have important implications for the future use of this particular guard.
R E, Moulton-Barrett, R, Downing
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Misdiagnosis of Conversion Disorders
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2002Five cases are presented describing the clinical features for which they were referred and admitted to a rehabilitation unit and later identified as having been misdiagnosed as having a conversion disorder. The diagnoses were sarcoma-induced osteomalacia, cerebellar medulloblastoma, Huntington's chorea, transverse myelitis, and lower extremity dystonia.
Robert W, Teasell, Allan P, Shapiro
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Misdiagnosis of cluster headache
Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2002Misdiagnosis of cluster headache is common in clinical practice and can lead to significant morbidity. The International Headache Society has published diagnostic criteria that are generally straightforward and useful, but careful understanding of these criteria and how to handle exceptions is necessary.
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The misdiagnosis of retinoschisis
Acta Ophthalmologica, 2011Harvey, Lincoff, Ingrid, Kreissig
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Misdiagnosis of aortic dissection: A systematic review of the literature
American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2022Chun Wai Wong +2 more
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