Do patients of delirium have catatonic features?
The present study suggests that a substantial number of patients with delirium have catatonic symptoms and a significant proportion have catatonic syndrome. This high prevalence makes the concurrent diagnosis of delirium and catatonia plausible. The association of catatonia with a specific motor subtype of delirium could encourage the expansion or even modification of the existing subtypes of delirium.
Naltrexone treatment improves GHRH-induced GH secretion in patients with PCOS. However, this GH response is heterogeneously represented in relation to both obesity and hyperinsulinism.