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Case Report Pages 88-91
Abstract: Serotonin syndrome (SS) is a life-threatening condition that develops in a short span of time. It is clinically diagnosed and supportively managed. Severe clinical manifestation is sometimes treated with cyproheptadine to suppress the serotonin surge. Although it resolves spontaneously, the potential to take a fatal course and preventable adverse reaction are important reasons to recognize SS.
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Reserach Article Pages 86-87
Abstract: The case of a 15-year old woman is presented, who is admitted in an acute child psychiatric hospitalisation unit because she displays eating disorder symptomatology in the previous months. Initially she is suspected for suffering Anorexia Nervosa (AN) but according to the rapid general deterioration that she suffers the case is profoundly studied and eventually diagnosed as a Wilkie's Syndrome case, based on an exhaustive complementary test battery.
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