Olanzapine-induced oculogyric crisis in a patient with schizophrenia.

It is appropriate to classify the lesions according to the apparent etiology, as this correlates with distinctive histological and clinical features. In addition to anabolic, estrogenic, or adrenocortical steroids, macroscopic peliosis hepatis has been reported in malnutrition,[2] leukemia, tuberculosis, leprosy, vasculitis, lymphoma,[3] and AIDS. Bacillary peliosis in human immunodeÞ ciency virus infection can manifest as massive hemoperitoneum.[4] In the present study, the patient gave a history of taking NSAIDS for vague abdominal pain, for almost a year; and the probability score by Naranjo algorithm[5] for NSAIDS use and hemoperitoneum calculates to 0 [doubtful adverse drug reaction].