Catatonia due to surreptitious administration of disulfiram: a case report: Journal of Substance Use: Vol 19, No 1-2

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Disulfiram is an aversive agent used as an alcohol deterrent in the treatment of alcohol dependence. Disulfiram causes many side effects including catatonia. We present a case report of catatonia that developed when disulfiram was administered to a patient without his knowledge.

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