Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder

The prevalence of posterior circulation stroke is less reported compared to anterior circulation stroke, accounting for one fourth of all ischemic strokes. It commonly presents with neurological deficits like visual deficits, vertigo and sensory-motor deficits rather than merely psychiatric symptoms...

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Main Authors: Dilshana Nafisa, K Priya Nayak, Safeekh A T
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Indian Psychiatric Society (Kerala State Branch 2019-10-01
Series:Kerala Journal of Psychiatry
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Online Access:http://kjponline.com/index.php/kjp/article/view/162/237
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author Dilshana Nafisa
K Priya Nayak
Safeekh A T
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description The prevalence of posterior circulation stroke is less reported compared to anterior circulation stroke, accounting for one fourth of all ischemic strokes. It commonly presents with neurological deficits like visual deficits, vertigo and sensory-motor deficits rather than merely psychiatric symptoms. Nonetheless, there could be comorbid psychiatric symptoms associated with it. A rare presentation of posterior circulation stroke presenting with psychosis as a primary symptom without any neurological deficit is discussed.
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spelling doaj.art-4726f4be09f54e899127a5338cd9cafd2022-12-22T03:17:33ZengIndian Psychiatric Society (Kerala State BranchKerala Journal of Psychiatry0377-06992395-14862019-10-01321464810.30834/KJP.32.1.2019.162Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorderDilshana Nafisa 0K Priya Nayak1Safeekh A T2Senior Resident , Yenepoya Medical college ,Mangalore Assistant Professor , Father Muller Medical College , Mangalore Professor and HOD , Father Muller Medical College , Mangalore The prevalence of posterior circulation stroke is less reported compared to anterior circulation stroke, accounting for one fourth of all ischemic strokes. It commonly presents with neurological deficits like visual deficits, vertigo and sensory-motor deficits rather than merely psychiatric symptoms. Nonetheless, there could be comorbid psychiatric symptoms associated with it. A rare presentation of posterior circulation stroke presenting with psychosis as a primary symptom without any neurological deficit is discussed.http://kjponline.com/index.php/kjp/article/view/162/237posterior circulation strokepsychosisischemic stroke.
spellingShingle Dilshana Nafisa
K Priya Nayak
Safeekh A T
Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder
Kerala Journal of Psychiatry
posterior circulation stroke
psychosis
ischemic stroke.
title Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder
title_full Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder
title_fullStr Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder
title_full_unstemmed Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder
title_short Posterior Circulation Stroke –presenting as Psychotic disorder
title_sort posterior circulation stroke presenting as psychotic disorder
topic posterior circulation stroke
psychosis
ischemic stroke.
url http://kjponline.com/index.php/kjp/article/view/162/237
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