A Case Of Tardive Dyskinesia With Paliperidone Palmitate
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Article : Open Access
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Article Type: Case Report
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Subject : Psychiatry, Mental Health, Psychology
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Year : 2015
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Author : Philip Kumar Boyanapally
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Author : Nishanth Vemana
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Author : Phani Prasant Mulakaluri
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Page From : 55
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Page To : 57
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Page No : 55-57
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Abstract Background: Tardive dyskinesia is a neurological side effect of long term antipsychotics use. Incidence is common and found to be less prevalent with second generation antipsychotics than the first generation antipsychotics.
Case Description: We present to you a case of Tardive Dyskinesia in a 45 year old female after 18 months use of injection Paliperidone Palmitate.
Discussion: Incidence of Tardive dyskinesia has been reported to be low with both oral and injectable paliperidone, but no cases are reported in India.
Conclusion: This case is a stark reminder that all antipsychotics on prolonged use can cause TD and the clinician should be vigilant to recognise and address this debilitating symptom even with the new generation antipsychotics.
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Keyword : Paliperidone Palmitate, Long Acting Injectable Antipsychotic, Tardive Dyskinesia
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How to cite this article:
Boyanapally P K, Vemana N, Mulakaluri P P, A Case Of Tardive Dyskinesia With Paliperidone Palmitate. Telangana J Psychiatry. 2015;1(1):55-57.
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