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Derealisation following head injury: a case report.

Depersonalisation and derealisation which are often present together, occur in a number of functional and organic conditions. However, their occurrence in the post-concussional syndrome has been previously described in only one case. A case is presented in which derealisation was the only presentation following a minor closed head injury. The possible aetiology is discussed.