Correction: Clinical Characteristics, Etiological Diversity, and Prognostic Outcomes

Overview

This correction addresses an error in the citation of a grant number related to a study on neurological patients presenting with psychiatric symptoms. The accurate grant number is 2024Y9002.

Background

Neurological disorders can manifest with psychiatric symptoms, complicating diagnosis and treatment. The original article aimed to shed light on the clinical features and outcomes of these patients.

Data Highlights

No numerical or trial data is presented in the correction.

Key Findings

• The correction clarifies the accurate grant number for the study.
• Neurological disorders may present primarily with psychiatric symptoms, complicating diagnosis.
• Misdiagnosis can lead to delayed treatment and poor outcomes.

Clinical Implications

Clinicians should be aware of the potential for neurological disorders to present with psychiatric symptoms. Accurate diagnosis and timely intervention are critical to improving patient outcomes.

Conclusion

The correction emphasizes the importance of accurate information in clinical research and its implications for patient care.

Related Resources & Content

1. Chen, C., Xu, Y., Zhan, Z., He, Y., Xiao, S., and Chen, T., Front. Neurol., 2026 -- Correction on Clinical features, etiological spectrum, and outcomes of neurological patients initially presenting with psychiatric symptoms
2. BMC Psychiatry (Springer) — Study on the final diagnosis of nervous system diseases with psychiatric symptoms as manifestation onset
3. Brain — Cognitive and neuropsychiatric profiles distinguish atypical parkinsonian syndromes
4. Frontiers in Psychiatry — Editorial: The heterogeneity of psychiatric symptoms and disorders
5. Initial physical health assessment for psychosis in Australia and New Zealand: 2026 recommendations - PMC
6. Canadian Consensus Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Autoimmune Encephalitis in Adults
7. Frontiers | Clinical features, etiological spectrum, and outcomes of neurological patients initially presenting with psychiatric symptoms