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Dyskinesia is most centrally situated in an estimated network of extrapyramidal syndrome in Asian patients with schizophrenia: findings from research on Asian psychotropic prescription patterns for antipsychotics.

Seon-Cheol ParkGyung-Mee KimTakahiro A KatoMian-Yoon ChongShih-Ku LinShu-Yu YangAjit AvasthiSandeep GroverRoy Abraham KallivayalilYu-Tao XiangKok Yoon CheeAndi Jayalangkara TanraChay Hoon TanKang SimNorman SartoriusNaotaka ShinfukuYong Chon ParkToshiya Inada
Published in: Nordic journal of psychiatry (2020)
Our findings showed that dyskinesia is the most central domain in an estimated network structure of extrapyramidal syndrome in Asian patients with schizophrenia. These findings are consistent with the speculation that acute dystonia, akathisia, and parkinsonism could be the risk factors of tardive dyskinesia.
Keyphrases
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  • network analysis