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Significance of abnormal brain perfusion in catatonia: a case report.
Objective: In this case study, the significance of perfusion abnormalities in catatonia is examined.
Background: Recurrent catatonic symptoms are frequently observed in psychiatric disorders, but the predictors of relapse of the catatonic symptoms remain unknown. Perfusion abnormalities have been reported during catatonic states; however, little is known about brain functioning of catatonic patients during remission.
Method: A catatonic patient was evaluated by clinical interview, behavioral examination, and functional neuroimaging (single photon emission computed tomography) to determine diagnosis and brain perfusion.
Results: The patient exhibited persistent hypoperfusion of the basal ganglia even after achieving symptomatic remission.
Conclusions: These findings predict a secondary cause and may predict a chronic course.
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