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Journal of Mental Science (1961) 107: 1028-1029. doi: 10.1192/bjp.107.451.1028
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A typical Mental Illness in a Family including Identical Twins

James Warner, M.B., Ch.B., D.P.M.,, Locum Consultant Child Psychiatrist, Wolverhampton and Salop, formerly Junior Hospital Medical Officer, St. Crispin Hospital, Duston, Northampton

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Summary and Conclusion: The case histories of four related patients are briefly described. All have been afflicted by atypical psychoses. The positive features common to all of them are a sudden onset with depression and marked feelings of unreality and loss of self-respect. The similarity in the illnesses of the identical twins is most striking.

The family provides an example of a heredo-familial disorder with atypical features and a relatively benign course. The response to leucotomy in one patient is noteworthy.







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