Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie · 1998
A young man with first-episode psychosis: case presentation and discussion.
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Fallu A, Kopala L, Malla A, Thorpe L
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To review and discuss the issues and challenges involved in the treatment of first-episode psychosis in young patients, including choice of appropriate antipsychotic agents and adjunctive medications, dosing regimens, and biopsychosocial interventions.
METHODS: The case of a young man in his late teens with a history of substance abuse who experienced an acute dystonic reaction to treatment for his psychotic episode is presented and discussed.
RESULTS: Each contributing author provides an evaluation of the intervention strategies presented in the patient's history and factors that influenced the treatment outcomes.
CONCLUSIONS: The successful management of young patients with psychosis must go beyond the control of positive symptoms. A comprehensive psychosocial and psychoeducational approach combined with a well-tolerated treatment regimen can help the patient achieve positive outcomes.
METHODS: The case of a young man in his late teens with a history of substance abuse who experienced an acute dystonic reaction to treatment for his psychotic episode is presented and discussed.
RESULTS: Each contributing author provides an evaluation of the intervention strategies presented in the patient's history and factors that influenced the treatment outcomes.
CONCLUSIONS: The successful management of young patients with psychosis must go beyond the control of positive symptoms. A comprehensive psychosocial and psychoeducational approach combined with a well-tolerated treatment regimen can help the patient achieve positive outcomes.