A case study demonstrates that non-catatonic mutism can indicate psychosis, suggesting the need for careful evaluation.
Non-catatonic mutism may represent isolated psychosis, responsive to antipsychotics. Systematic evaluation is crucial in atypical presentations with psychosocial complexity.
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