Richard Kumet, Marlene P. Freeman
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Article AbstractLetter to the EditorSir: In general, it is assumed that clozapine does not cause tardive dyskinesia. In fact, clozapine is used to treat the often permanent and disabling condition. A few reports, however, have demonstrated that tardive dyskinesia, although rare, can result from clozapine use.
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Article AbstractLetter to the EditorSir: In general, it is assumed that clozapine does not cause tardive dyskinesia. In fact, clozapine is used to treat the often permanent and disabling condition. A few reports, however, have demonstrated that tardive dyskinesia, although rare, can result from clozapine use.
Key concepts: Tardive dyskinesia, Clozapine, Dyskinesia, Medicine, Psychiatry, Psychology, Schizophrenia (object-oriented programming), Internal medicine