An octogenarian with Parkinson's disease psychosis that has responded favourably to low-dose sulpiride with facilitated motoric agility.

Asian J Psychiatr

Consultant Forensic and General Adult Psychiatrist, Head of Forensic Psychiatry Department, KCMH, Kuwait, and vice President of Kuwait Psychiatric Association.

Published: June 2019

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