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Perinatal Catatonia: A Case Report and Literature Review Nina Gonzales M.D., Davin Kenneth Quinn M.D. , William Rayburn M.D.
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Table 1: Published cases of peripartum catatonia in the medical literature.4-6,28-42 N = number; Gest. Age = gestational age; NR = not reported; PP = postpartum; ECT = electroconvulsive therapy; wks = weeks; MDD = major depressive disorder; IV = intravenous; GMC = general medical condition; PMR = psychomotor retardation; PRES = posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome; NMDA = N-methyl-D-aspartate.
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Catatonic Symptoms
Kraepelin, 1905
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29
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“katatonia”
Supportive care
Mutism, stupor, echolalia, catalepsy, stereotypy, negativism
Bleckwenn, 1930
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30
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“Catatonic dementia praecox”
Sodium amobarbital
Mutism, stupor, negativism, withdrawal
Sobel et al, 1960
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Prepartum
“agitation or catatonia”
ECT
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Brown et al, 1973
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27
36 hours PP
subarachnoid hemorrhage
supportive care
waxy flexibility, mutism
Morrant et al, 1984
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9 wks PP
Schizophrenia vs. Chlorpromazine, haloperidol, encephalitis vs. NMS vs. other antibiotics infection
Brockington et al, 1990
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NR
8 wks PP
postpartum psychosis
chlorpromazine negativism amitriptyline, ECT mutism
Bach Y Rita et al,1992
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22
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postpartum psychosis
ECT
waxy flexibility, posturing, negativism
Ranzini et al, 1996
1
28
21 wks
puerperal psychosis
delivery
akinetic stupor, mutism
Polster et al,1999
1
29
23 wks
schizophrenia
lorazepam, loxapine,
PMR, poverty of speech
Posturing, excitement, stupor
nortriptyline, ECT Lai et al, 2004
4
25-38
0.5-2 wks PP
MDD, schizophrenia, psychosis due to GMC
IV lorazepam
stupor, mutism, immobility, negativism
EspinolaNadurille et al, 2007
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22
21 wks
puerperal psychosis vs. NMS
ECT, IV lorazepam, clozapine
muscular rigidity, mutism
Kitabayashi et al, 2007
1
19
2 wks PP
atypical PRES
Midazolam, etizolam, ethyl loflazepate
catatonic stupor
Yu et al, 2011
1
29
11 wks PP
paraneoplastic encephalitis
ECT, steroids, plasmapheresis rituximab
stereotypies
McCarthy et al, 2012
1
32
8 wks
NMDA receptor encephalitis
plasma exchange stereotypies, waxy flexibility
Strain et al, 2012
1
18
22 wks PP
postpartum psychosis
lorazepam, olanzapine, ECT
mutism, negativism
Kar et al, 2013
1
27
2 wks PP
cerebrovasculo-c oagulopathy
IV lorazepam, risperdal, ECT
mutism, apathy, disorganized behavior
Durand et al, 1 2013
42
31 wks
schizophrenia with catatonia
haloperidol, lorazepam
mutism, psychomotor retardation
PP
NR
ECT
“catatonic agitation”
Babu et al, 2013
13 NR
Table 2: Risk Analysis of Catatonia Treatment in Pregnancy Risks of Aggressive Treatment Benzodiazepines Neonatal abstinence syndrome Neonatal hypotonia (in 3rd trimester) Cleft palate (in 1st trimester) ECT Miscarriage Placental abruption Vaginal bleeding Pre-term labor Fetal heart decelerations Risks of Conservative Treatment Prolonged Catatonia Deep venous thrombosis/Pulmonary embolus Dehydration Spastic contractures Muscular atrophy Skin ulceration Aspiration pneumonia Maternal Psychiatric Illness Intrauterine growth restriction Preterm contractions Preterm delivery Fetal abnormalities Stillbirth