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Psychological medicine. Schizophrenia and related paranoid psychoses.

This paper considers the treatment of schizophrenia and those conditions called paranoid states. The latter include patients with delusions of a fairly fixed, elaborated kind, often with hallucinations, who do not show the same degree of personality deterioration as is found in the course of schizophrenia. The older the patient the more often paranoid state is diagnosed in preference to schizophrenia, but the relationship between these types of psychosis is not well understood. However, modern methods of treatment have much in common.