Mental disorders in cancer patients. A study of 100 psychiatric referrals
Records of 100 consecutive hospitalized cancer patients referred for psychiatric consultation were reviewed. These patients constituted only 5% of those seen by the Psychiatry Consultation Service during the study period. Fifty‐six percent of the referred patients were diagnosed as depressed and 40%...
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| description | Records of 100 consecutive hospitalized cancer patients referred for psychiatric consultation were reviewed. These patients constituted only 5% of those seen by the Psychiatry Consultation Service during the study period. Fifty‐six percent of the referred patients were diagnosed as depressed and 40% as having organic brain disease. Twenty‐six of the 100 patients were misdiagnosed by the referring physician as depressed but were classified by the staff psychiatrist as suffering from organic brain syndrome. When referral was studied by primary site of cancer, only patients with breast cancer were referred at a significantly higher than expected rate (p < .001). The importance of the mental status examination as a routine procedure in all cancer patients is stressed so that an organic brain syndrome will not be missed. Suggestions for patient management are given. |
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| subjects | Adult Aged Breast Neoplasms - complications Breast Neoplasms - psychology Depression - complications Female Humans Male Mental Disorders - complications Mental Disorders - diagnosis Mental Disorders - therapy Middle Aged Neoplasms - complications Neoplasms - psychology Neurocognitive Disorders - complications |
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