Institute) of 300 schizophrenic outpatients for over one year with extremely good results.Before the technique was introduced 23 of 25 patients receiving fluspirilene intramuscularly presented lumps at the injection sites, the great majority of which have now disappeared.We recommend that particular care be taken in the case of fluspirilene because, like most other pre parations that are injected intramuscularly, this drug is administered in the form of an aqueous solution and is more likely to cause tissue damage than the depot neuroleptics which are in an oil base.
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