ABSTRACT Tuberous sclerosis is a rare disorder with no specific treatment. In some cases psychological symptoms are the initial presenting symptoms, making the differential diagnosis difficult. We describe a patient with tuberous sclerosis who developed psychiatric symptoms and discuss the use of low-dose quetiapine to control her emotional and behavioral symptoms.

ajp.psychiatryonline.org order to get him back on the road. In addition, he was generally very punctual but seemed to exhibit a new disregard for time. For example, he typically awakened early to take his son to school, but 2 days prior to admission he overslept, displaying an uncharacteristic apathy about getting his son to school on time. Upon psychiatric admission, prazosin was discontinued....