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Folie à deux in Down's syndrome. A case report
C J Meakin1, E B Renvoize, J Kent
1Bootham Park Hospital, York.
Abstract:
A case of folie à deux in a 29 year-old man with Down's syndrome, whose mother had a paranoid psychosis, is described. Successful treatment of the mother's illness also resulted in full recovery of the son without the need for medication.
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