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Abdominal Pain and Neurological Findings in an Elderly with Delusional Disorder
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A 78-year-old man with a history of hypertension, diabetes, and a recent delusional disorder presented with abdominal pain, poor appetite, and constipation. Under psychiatric care, he had been prescribed risperidone and procyclidine. Despite experiencing minor constipation episodes, his symptoms were generally controlled. In the emergency departmen

Abdominal Pain and Neurological Findings in an Elderly with Delusional Disorder
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