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Delirious Mania First accounted of the disease in France by Calmeil

(1832 )1 Consisted of a collection of symptoms , in the form of psychiatric and medical diseases2

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Delirious Mania First accounted of the disease in France by Calmeil (1832 )1 Consisted of a collection of medical and psychiatric symptoms2 Acute excitement , delusions , delirium , catatonia , etc Luther Bell - first to describe delirious mania in North American Literature

Catatonia First described by Kahlbaum in 1874 Characterized by a cyclic mixture of mood and motor signs21 Initially linked with schizophrenia , but recently connected to mood diss Divided into two types Excited-delirious Retarded-stuporous

Catatonia Signs : mutism , stupor , posturing , stereotypy , negativism , echolalia , echopraxia and mannerisms2 Can be malignant or non-malignant2 ,30 Malignant catatonia show signs of autonomic instability Sometimes labelled as Delirious Mania because of common symptoms2 Case Report 1 47 yr . old man without psychiatric history was transferred to our hospital He showed insomnia , sexual disinhibition , liability , and generally disorganized behavior He was described as...