PMID: 11619196DOI: 10.1080/09647049709525684Apr 1, 1997Paper
George III: a revised view of the royal malady
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
S Brownstein
Abstract
George III of England's episodic psychotic illness is described. The data has previously been used to substantiate the diagnosis of an unlikely hereditary metabolic disease, porphyria. A scientific perspective, aimed at removing psychiatric diagnosis from dependence on subjective evaluations, is corrected by the diagnosis of a mood disorder. His unipolar mania of late onset is a syndrome, the sine qua non of bipolar disorder, in this instance complicated by the toxicity of quinine, antimony, and purgatives.
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