Does persisting fear sustain catatonia?
ConclusionThe signs of catatonia are adaptations to persistent fear, akin to tonic immobilization. The relief afforded by sedation supports this interpretation.
Source: Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica - Category: Psychiatry Authors: M. Fink, E. Shorter Tags: Clinical Overview Source Type: research
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