Title of article :
Effect of Cultural Themes on Forming Cotard’s Syndrome: Reporting a Case of Cotard’s Syndrome with Depersonalization and Out of Body Experience Symptoms
Author/Authors :
Ghaffari Nejad, Alireza Department of Psychiatry - Beheshti Hospital - Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman , Mehdizadeh Zare Anari, Ali Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman , Pouya, Fatemeh Department of Anatomy - School of Medicine - Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman
Pages :
3
From page :
91
To page :
93
Abstract :
Objective: Cotard’s syndrome is a rare psychiatric syndrome. Its core symptom is nihilistic ideation or delusion. Case Report: A female patient with Cotard’s syndrome symptoms associated with out of body experience and depersonalization, and complicated grief was referred for evaluation. She believed that she was killed by a creature named "Aal" in the Persian folklore Conclusions: Cultural and superstitious beliefs could affect the forming of the complex constellation of the patient’s symptoms including Cotard’s syndrome symptoms. The resolution of symptoms might be achieved step by step.
Keywords :
Cotard’s Syndrome , Cultural Themes , Depersonalization
Journal title :
Astroparticle Physics
Serial Year :
2013
Record number :
2427927
Link To Document :
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