The American journal on addictions · 2015
Schizophrenia and hallucinogen persisting perception disorder: A clinical investigation.
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Lev-Ran Shaul, Feingold Daniel, Rudinski Dmitri, Katz Stefan, Arturo Lerner G
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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: We compared characteristics of schizophrenia patients with prior LSD use who developed hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (SCH+HPPD) with those who did not (SCH-HPPD).
METHODS: Data were collected for 37 subjects in the SCH+HPPD group and 43 subjects in the SCH-HPPD group.
RESULTS: Socio-demographics and positive symptom scores were similar between groups. Individuals in the SCHIZO+HPPD group scored lower on general psychopathology and negative symptoms scores.
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: Individuals with schizophrenia and HPPD present with less severe psychopathology, despite persistent perceptual disturbances.
SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: Our findings highlight the importance of further research into this subset of patients.
METHODS: Data were collected for 37 subjects in the SCH+HPPD group and 43 subjects in the SCH-HPPD group.
RESULTS: Socio-demographics and positive symptom scores were similar between groups. Individuals in the SCHIZO+HPPD group scored lower on general psychopathology and negative symptoms scores.
DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS: Individuals with schizophrenia and HPPD present with less severe psychopathology, despite persistent perceptual disturbances.
SCIENTIFIC SIGNIFICANCE: Our findings highlight the importance of further research into this subset of patients.