Motor Disorder in Psychiatry: Towards a Neurological Psychiatry

Part 1 Motor disorder in psychiatry and neurology - the Necker cube phenomenon: a curious change organic and functional one man's schizophrenia is another man's encephalitis a conflict of paradigms.

Abstract

Part 1 Motor disorder in psychiatry and neurology - the Necker cube phenomenon: a curious change organic and functional one man's schizophrenia is another man's encephalitis a conflict of paradigms. Part 2 Catatonia and extrapyramidal disorder: catatonia basal ganglia and psychiatric disorder dystonia catatonia - an extrapyramidal disorder. Part 3 Schizophrenia: Kahlbaum Kraepelin Bleuler later authors Friern study. Part 4 Affective disorder: catatonia and affective disorder psychomoter retardation in depression bradyphrenia in Parkinson's disease. Part 5 Obsessive-compulsive disorder, hysteria and mental handicap: obsessive-compulsive disorder hysteria mental handicap. Part 6 Motor disorder and medication: neuroleptic medication tardive dyskinesia overlap of drug-induced motor disorder and psychiatric disorder the conflict of paradigms hypothesis. Part 7 Posture, tone and motor performance: posture and tone - Friern study, other studies motor performance - Friern study, other studies stupor and akinesia. Part 8 Activity, abnormal movements and speech productions: activity - Friern study, other studies abnormal movements - Friern study, other studies abnormal eye movements and blinking - Friern study, other studies speech production - Friern study, other studies. Conclusion. Rating scales for motore disorder in psychiatry - Webster rating scale for parkinsonism, abnormal involuntary movement scale, depressive retardation rating scale, catatonia - the modified Rogers scale.