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Catatonia In Adolescents And Children

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In the following case report, we discuss a 16-year-old boy who presented with bipolar disorder-manic with catatonia. Through this case report, we hope to highlight some key points in the

Introduction: Catatonia is a rare and severe psychomotor condition in children and adolescents. In the current report, we aimed to review the recent literature.

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In children and adolescents, catatonia is less common. Most children who have catatonia will have it during adolescence. In children and adolescents, catatonia seems to affect boys twice

Catatonia is a psychomotor syndrome with specific clusters of speech, behavioral and motor features. Although potentially life-threatening, especially in its malignant form

Pediatric catatonia is a rare and severe neuropsychiatric syndrome. We previously reported, in 58 children and adolescents with catatonia, a high prevalence (up to 20%) of

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By exploring catatonia’s various presentations and etiologies, it aims to foster a more nuanced understanding and approach to this condition, enhancing outcomes for affected children and

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A neurobiological model of catatonia. Decreased activation of GABAergic neurons in the striatum; Decreased disinhibiting of a specific competing channels; Increased tonic inhibition of the

Catatonia in children and adolescents: New perspectives

There are no standardized criteria for diagnosing catatonia among children and adolescents. Wing and Shah (2000) gave four essential features for diagnosing catatonia

Early identification and effective treatment of pediatric catatonia is critical given the significant morbidity and mortality associated with the condition.

We previously reported, in 58 children and adolescents with catatonia, a high prevalence (up to 20%) of medical conditions, some of which have specific treatments. 1 Here we extend the

We aim to review key updates in the assessment and treatment of children and adolescents with autoimmune encephalitis during the acute phase, with or without catatonia,

This reflects evidence that catatonia can occur in children and adolescents, with cases reported in individuals as young as five years . Likewise, catatonia is an important

However, according to Wing and Shah there are no accepted standardized criteria for catatonia in childhood and adolescence. 18 Therefore they described four essential

Nevertheless, catatonia is not rare, and cases exist in child and adolescent populations. The astute clinician should evaluate for the presence of catatonic symptoms using the rating scales

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Child and Adolescent Neuropsychiatry Unit, Department of Women’s and Children’s Health, Padua University Hospital, Padua, Italy; Catatonia is a psychomotor syndrome with

Results: Pediatric catatonia is a dangerous but treatable neuropsychiatric condition. Psychiatrists need to be aware of differential diagnoses and to be able determine appropriate treatment

Catatonia is common in adult inpatient settings, where 6%–15% meet diagnostic criteria. In children and adolescents, prevalence estimates vary more widely, from 0.6% to

TABLE 1 Genetic Risk Factors (N ¼ 19) in a Prospective Series of Children and Adolescents With Catatonia (N ¼ 89): Clinical, Paraclinical, and Therapeutic Arguments for Causal Assessment

In this age group relatively common are somatic conditions taking the form of catatonia. There is agrowing body of literature focused on catatonia in the course of pervasive

considered catatonia in children and adolescents to be associated with schizophrenia, in later years he emphasized the need of careful differentiation between catatonia and – as we would

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28.3 CATATONIA IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH ASD Robyn P. Thom, MD, Massachusetts General Hospital, [email protected] Objectives: This presentation will

Catatonia is among the most severe psychiatric syndrome. The prevalence of catatonia in adult inpatients ranges from 7.6% to 38%. Catatonia is more frequent among

We previously reported, in 58 children and adolescents with catatonia, a high prevalence (up to 20%) of medical conditions, some of which have specific treatments. 1 Here we extend the

Raffin M, Zugaj-Bensaou L, Bodeau N, Milhiet V, Laurent C, Cohen D and Consoli A (2014) Treatment use in a prospective naturalistic cohort of children and adolescents with

The case series aims to increase clinicians’ awareness of pediatric catatonia when children and adolescents with NDD present with acute behavioural changes, and to

Paraphrasing Taylor and Fink (2003), catatonia needs “a home of its own” in child and adolescent psychiatry. Limited but expanding literature supports that catatonia in children

There are no standardized criteria for diagnosing catatonia among children and adolescents. Wing and Shah (2000) gave four essential features for diagnosing catatonia

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Kelli Dominick, MD, PhD, child and adolescent psychiatrist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, will present data regarding disparities in care for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, as