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Valproate monotherapy induced-delirium due to hyperammonemia: A report of three adult cases with different types of presentation
Indian Journal of Psychiatry, 08/12/08
Pradeep RJ - One of the important adverse effects of valproate is delirium due to hyperammonemia. In this case report series, we are reporting three cases with interesting and different types of clinical presentation on valproate monotherapy. Valproate-induced delirium may be mistaken for psychosis or worsening of mania leading to improper diagnosis and poor management.
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