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Volume 23 - April 2011

Contents

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Front matter

  • NEU volume 23 issue 3 Cover and Front matter

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    24 June 2014, p. f1
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Case Reports

  • Induced psychosis after withdrawal of varenicline: a case report

  • María T. López Arteaga, Carlos Amo, Eva M. Sánchez Morla, Marina Sánchez Román
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    24 June 2014, pp. 252-255

  • López Arteaga MT, Amo C, Sánchez Morla EM, Sánchez Román M. Induced psychosis after withdrawal of varenicline: a case report.

    Objective: Varenicline has been associated with psychiatric side effects, and cases with psychotic symptoms during treatment have been reported, few of them after the withdrawal. We describe a case with no current or previous medical or psychiatric history.

    Method: A single case report.

    Results: The patient without previous psychiatric pathology, following the withdrawal of treatment with varenicline, experiences delirium and behavioural disturbances. There was a remission of symptoms after 3 weeks of treatment with risperidone.

    Conclusion: Discontinuation of treatment with varenicline due to poor tolerance for side effects (nausea and insomnia) could trigger psychotic symptoms in subjects with no personal or family psychiatric history.

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Book Review

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Announcement

  • SCNP: 53rd Annual Meeting copenhagen - April 25th - 27th 2012

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    24 June 2014, p. 197
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  • NEU volume 23 issue 6 Cover and Front matter

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    24 June 2014, p. f1
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