EEG is valuable for detecting epileptic activity in patients with acute catatonic syndrome to differentiate from pseudo-seizures and neuroleptic-induced acute dystonia.
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Acute catatonic syndrome may be complicated by seizures; leaves open the value of routine EEG monitoring pending prospective studies.
Primavera et al. (1994) studied this question.
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