CASE OF SUBCLINICAL PELLAGRA--PSYCHOTIC TYPE--TREATED SUCCESSFULLY WITH CORAMINE (NICOTINIC ACID)

doi:10.1176/appi.ajp.96.3.701

Am J Psychiatry 96:701-704, November 1939
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.96.3.701
© 1939 American Psychiatric Association



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CASE OF SUBCLINICAL PELLAGRA—PSYCHOTIC TYPE—TREATED SUCCESSFULLY WITH CORAMINE (NICOTINIC ACID)

MAX H. WEINBERG M. D.

1. A case of atypical psychosis is presented.

2. Diagnosisof subclinical type of pellagra—mental type—is maderetrospectively after coramine (nicotinic acid) therapy resultedin a dramatic recovery.

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