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Neuroleptic malignant syndrome after a short sulpiride therapy-a case report

This is a case of a patient who was cured four years because of the involutive melancholy, in hospital at one time. She came to the hospital for the second time as she suffered from depressive mood with agitation and anxiety producing interpretative and nihilistic delusions. At first therapy consisting of neuroleptics and bensodiasepine anxiolitics was given to her. On the third day of such therapy she developed rigor with high temperature and, in the course of the following ten days, the symptoms of renal insufficiency, electrolytic disbalance and variable blood pressure occurred.

neuroleptic malignant syndrome; sulpiride therapy

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