Una revisión sobre los Signos Neurológicos Blandos en esquizofrenia
su sentido. Los SNB
su sentido. Los SNB pueden representar una línea de estudio que persigue un cambio conceptual en el enfoque de una compleja enfermedad, con el objetivo de arribar menos tardíamente a su diagnóstico y aspirar, de ese modo, a obtener resultados más alentadores. Finalmente, el estudio de estos síntomas neurológicos representa un desafío para los psiquiatras. Su presencia y su valor están bien establecidos. “Que su significado aún sea incierto no refleja la irrealidad de los hallazgos, sino limitaciones en nuestro conocimiento” (17). Referencias bibliográficas 1. Thaker G, Carpenter W. Advances in schizophrenia. Nature Medicine 2001, Vol 7, Num 6 667-671. 2. Asociación Americana de Psiquiatría. Manual Diagnóstico y Estadístico de los trastornos mentales (DSM-5), 5° Ed. Arlington, VA, Asociación Americana de Psiquiatría, 2014. 3. Sotelo D. Diskinesias espontáneas en pacientes esquizofrénicos. Psicofarmacología 34, 2005, 23-28. 4. Walther S, Strik W. Motor symptoms and schizophrenia. 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