An overview of the psychopathology of perception: first rank symptoms as a localizing sign in schizophrenia.
Schneider considered that first rank symptoms always signify schizophrenia. They appear to have in common permeability of the barrier between the individual and his environment, or a loss of ego boundaries. They may be a manifestation of a specific disturbance which may be caused pathologically by a limbic lesion in the dominant hemisphere.
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Department of Psychiatry, St. Jame's University Hospital, Leeds, UK.
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