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Title: Aripiprazole in delusional disorder
Authors: Duvar, H.
Şengül, Cem
Herken, Hasan
Keywords: Aripiprazole
Delusional disorder
Treatment
aripiprazole
olanzapine
risperidone
sertraline
venlafaxine
adult
article
blood cell count
case report
computer assisted tomography
delusional disorder
drug dose titration
drug efficacy
drug withdrawal
extrapyramidal symptom
female
human
major depression
nuclear magnetic resonance imaging
patient compliance
prognosis
psychomotor retardation
rigidity
side effect
tremor
unspecified side effect
weight gain
Abstract: Though it has been known for a long time, due to the fact that the controlled studies are limited and the disorder is uncommon, case reports have been important supporting the data of the treatments. In general, depending on whether the patient used drug before and considering the effects and side effects of the drugs the first choice in the treatment is antipsychotic drugs. New atypical antipsychotic agents are preferred for their relatively less side effects and higher drug adaptation. We aimed to report a case of delusional disorder (jealous type) which did not respond to different atypical antipsychotic agents previously but shows a prognostic improvement by aripiprazole of 30mg/day. Aripiprazole may be an effective option for the treatment of delusional disorder, with few side effects, high drug compliance and efficacy.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/11499/6223
ISSN: 1304-3889
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