fregoli syndrome: an underrecognized risk factor for aggression in treatment settings
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Abstract
Fregoli syndrome (FS) is commonly associated with verbal threats and aggressive behavior. We present a case of Fregoli syndrome leading to an assault. We discuss the possible underdiagnosis of FS, associated risk for aggression, and strategies to reduce that risk.
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| Authors | ;Nauman Ashraf;Daniel Antonius;Arthur Sinkman;Karine Kleinhaus;Dolores Malaspina |
| Journal | journal of biotechnology |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.1155/2011/351824
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