[Folie à famille: a Surinamese-Hindustani family with a shared paranoid delusion and severe undernourishment].
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[Folie à famille: a Surinamese-Hindustani family with a shared paranoid delusion and severe undernourishment].
Folie à famille is a rare psychiatric condition in which several family members develop similar psychotic symptoms. We describe the case of a family of four with a shared paranoid delusion, who all obtained complete remission after being treated with antipsychotics on different psychiatric wards.
Male, Family Characteristics, Middle Aged, Delusions, Shared Paranoid Disorder, Young Adult, Treatment Outcome, Social Isolation, Thinness, Humans, Family Therapy, Female, Antipsychotic Agents
Male, Family Characteristics, Middle Aged, Delusions, Shared Paranoid Disorder, Young Adult, Treatment Outcome, Social Isolation, Thinness, Humans, Family Therapy, Female, Antipsychotic Agents
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