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Improvement of phencyclidine-associated psychosis with ECT.

Phencyclidine-associated psychosis may mimic classic forms of both schizophrenia and affective psychosis. Treatment of phencyclidine-associated psychosis may prove very difficult for some patients. A patient who developed a severe phencyclidine-associated psychosis and failed to respond to high doses of antipsychotics is described. The patient responded dramatically to electroconvulsive therapy.

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