Background: Culture can affect psychiatric disorders. Clinical Lycanthropy is a rare
syndrome, described since Antiquity, within which the patient has the delusional belief of …

Objective: Lycanthropy is an unusual psychiatric syndrome involving the delusion of being
an animal. Cotard's syndrome is another rare condition in which the patient has nihilistic …

Child and adolescent psychiatry has been based on numerous fields of research and
theories, including neuroscience, physiology, psychology (developmental, psychodynamic …

Lycanthropy is a rare variant of a delusional misidentification syndrome specifically reverse
intermetamorphosis where patients believe that they are experiencing transformation or …

Background: Lycanthropy is an unusual belief or delusion in which the patient thinks that
he/she has been transformed into an animal. In rare cases, the patient believes that another …

Lycanthropy, by definition, is a belief of delusion in which the patient considers himself or
others as a wolf or some other animals. Knowledge of lycanthropy dates back to about two …

Résumé La psychiatrie de l'enfant et de l'adolescent a été fondée sur de multiples champs
de recherche et théories, dont les neurosciences, la physiologie, la psychologie …

Aunque la definición de licantropía se refiera sólo al cambio en la forma del hombre a lobo,
el término a menudo es usado clínicamente para referirse al cambio en cualquier forma …

Lycanthropy: although the term is used to describe the change from man to wolf, this term is
used to describe metamorphosis into any animal form. Clinical lycanthropy is currently …

Lycanthropy is an unusual belief or delusion in which the patient thinks that he/she has been
transformed into an animal. In rare cases, the patient believes that another person has been …