Key result
Acute catatonic excitement can lead to severe complications, including peripheral vascular collapse, hyperthermia, lower nephron nephrosis, and death via voluntary apnea.
Population
2 cases of acute catatonic excitement
Design
Case_series
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Suggests vigilance for fatal complications in catatonic excitement; single case leaves incidence and prevention open.
Case Report (n=2)
Acute catatonic excitement can lead to severe physiological complications including peripheral vascular collapse, hyperthermia, and death by voluntary apnea.
Aronson et al. (1950) conducted a case report in Acute catatonic excitement (n=2). Acute catatonic excitement was evaluated on Complications (peripheral vascular collapse, acidosis, hyperthermia, lower nephron nephrosis, voluntary apnea). Acute catatonic excitement can lead to severe complications, including peripheral vascular collapse, hyperthermia, lower nephron nephrosis, and death via voluntary apnea.
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