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See Latest ArticlesElectroconvulsive Therapy for Malignant Catatonia in Adolescence
Southern Medical Journal, 11/10/09
Dhossche DM et al. – Malignant catatonia is a severe form of catatonia which is acute in onset, and is systemically devastating, as it is associated with fever and autonomic instability. The case of a 17–year–old adolescent with sickle cell anemia is presented. The patient developed malignant catatonia and responded dramatically to electroconvulsive therapy.
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