Case Report

This report describes a patient with Sturge-Weber syndrome who developed progressive psychosis over time and received a diagnosis of schizophrenia.

This report highlights a case of bilateral lower extremity edema in an elderly patient taking risperidone.

This report describes a case of acute-onset behavioral changes accompanied by psychosis and catatonia in a young woman who was ultimately determined to have NMDA receptor antibody encephalitis.

A patient with schizophrenia was successfully treated with brexpiprazole for antipsychotic-induced tics.

Switching from intramuscular to oral risperidone eliminated the discomfort of receiving an injection every 2 weeks and avoided potential complications including muscle fibrosis and contracture, infection, and nerve injury.

A patient with no prior psychiatric or medical history presented to the hospital with acute-onset left facial droop and other stigmata of multiple sclerosis with subacute onset of psychosis.