Cavernous Angioma of the Corpus Callosum Presenting with Acute Psychosis

Table 1

Patients with solitary mass lesion of corpus callosum presenting with psychiatric symptoms.

Authors	Age, sex	Clinical features	Psychiatric diagnosis	Organic diagnosis	Treatment	Outcome
Durst and Rosca-Rebaudengo, 1988 [17]	29, m	Acute anxiety and fear of shrinkage/retraction of the penis	Koro syndrome	Tumor of the genu	Electroconvulsive shock therapy (ECT)	Resolution of syndrome
Tanaghow et al., 1989 [18]			Depression	Tumor of anterior part
Fersten et al., 2001 [19]		Disturbances of emotional-motivation processes, defects in cognitive functions	Affective and paranoid syndromes	PNET of anterior part
Present case	48, f	Acute delirium with mystic content	Acute psychosis	Cavernous angioma of middle third	Gross total removal	Resolution of symptoms