Syndrome of Subjective Doubles is a mental disorder that is classified as one of the four types of delusional misidentification syndrome. Patients experiencing the syndrome of subjective doubles believe that a copy of oneself exists that is capable of conducting independent actions. DMS is an abbreviation.
Introduction
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Causes
editPrognosis
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editHistory
editThis disorder was first described by G. Christodoulou.
Notable Cases
editControversy
editDue to the rarity of this disease and its similarities to other delusional misidentification syndromes, it is debated whether or not it should be classified as a unique disease. [2]
References
edit- ^ Smith, Sam (23). "Zen of the Brain". Brain Journal. 4 (2): 12–23.
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