The American journal on addictions · 2015
Amphetamine-induced psychosis: Transition to schizophrenia and mortality in a small prospective sample.
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Medhus Sigrid, Rognli Eline Borger, Gossop Michael, Holm Bjørn, Mørland Jørg, Bramness Jørgen G
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: We investigated transition from amphetamine-induced psychosis (AIP) to schizophrenia.
METHODS: A sample of 28 individuals was identified while hospitalized for AIP. We reviewed their hospital records after six years.
RESULTS: During follow-up, seven individuals (25%) died and nine (32%) had moved from the area. Of the remaining 12, four individuals (25%) were diagnosed with schizophrenia. These individuals were, at baseline, characterized by fewer hallucinatory symptoms and more homelessness.
CONCLUSION AND SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: Hospitalization for AIP was a relatively specific risk factor for schizophrenia and the mortality rate in AIP was high.
METHODS: A sample of 28 individuals was identified while hospitalized for AIP. We reviewed their hospital records after six years.
RESULTS: During follow-up, seven individuals (25%) died and nine (32%) had moved from the area. Of the remaining 12, four individuals (25%) were diagnosed with schizophrenia. These individuals were, at baseline, characterized by fewer hallucinatory symptoms and more homelessness.
CONCLUSION AND SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: Hospitalization for AIP was a relatively specific risk factor for schizophrenia and the mortality rate in AIP was high.