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catatonic disorder due to general medical condition |
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Secondary or symptomatic catatonia; catatonic symptoms such as motoric immobility (e.g., catalepsy, cerea flexibilitas), extreme agitation, extreme negativism (e.g., rigidity of posture), and peculiarities of voluntary movement (e.g., inappropriate or bizarre posturing, stereotyped movements, prominent mannerisms) that occur in relation to a general medical condition. This diagnosis emphasizes that catatonic symptoms are not confined to schizophrenic disorders.
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