PMID: 1200169Dec 11, 1975Paper

Borderline and schizophrenic patients: A comparative study

The American Journal of Psychiatry
J G GundersonJ S Strauss

Abstract

The authors describe the evaluation and follow-up of matched samples of borderline and schizophrenic patients to determine the ways that borderline disorders are similar to or different from schizophrenia. The borderline patients presented more confusing diagnostic pictures, but they could be differentiated from the schizophrenic patients by the absence of definite or prolonged psychotic episode, by the relative severity of their dissociative experiences, by more severe anger, and by less anxiety. Despite the discrepant symptom pictures of the two patient groups, a systematic review of prehospitalization functioning and two-year posthospitalization course did not reveal significant differences between them.

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