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Clinical significance of neurological abnormalities in psychosis
Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 11/03/09
Dazzan P et al. – The neurological deficits in sensory and motor function in schizophrenia have been described using a confusing variety of terms, reflecting their uncertain relevance and significance to psychosis. In this article authors explore the nature of neurological abnormalities in psychosis, describe their assessment and suggest their potential relevance for clinician and patient.
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