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[Acute dyskinesia as the cause of jaw dislocation]
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[Acute dyskinesia as the cause of jaw dislocation]
[Article in
German]
Psychiatr Prax.
1992 Jul.
Abstract
A case of an acute dyskinesia of a young, schizophrenic woman caused by neuroleptic therapy is reported. The acute dyskinesia was the reason for a complete luxation in the jaw-joint. The patient showed phenomenons (brain-atrophy, cognitive dysfunction, negative symptoms) which are discussed to be connected with acute dyskinesia. They also are a danger-signal regarding the beginning of a tardive dyskinesia.
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