Manic-depressive psychosis in a mentally handicapped person. Seasonality: a clue to a diagnostic problem
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1Coldeast Hospital, Sarisbury Green, Southampton.
Abstract:
Diagnosis of mental illness in mentally-handicapped people is often difficult and complex, because of atypical presentation and lack of clear diagnostic criteria. A patient in whom seasonal variation in behaviour and mood gave a clue to the diagnosis of manic-depressive psychosis is reported.