Long-Acting Injectable (Depot) Antipsychotics in Delusional Parasitosis: A Systematic Review of Adherence and Treatment Outcomes

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delusional parasitosis delusional infestation Ekbom syndrome long-acting injectable antipsychotics depot antipsychotics paliperidone palmitate risperidone treatment adherence

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