<unk>  is typically diagnosed in individuals following 5–10 years of consistent exposure to chemicals like xylene, toluene, and styrene, which are generally found in paint, plastic and degreasing products. Patients work and environmental history must be evaluated for exposure to organic chemicals. A traumatic brain injury may also lead to<unk> . Consistent intoxication (ie excess use of alcohol and drugs) may also cause a lesion in the brain, eventually leading to<unk> . Lyme disease, the great "new imitator", has been known to mimick depression, schizophrenia, depersonalization disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Although the cause varies by each individual case, localization of the atrophy in the brain can occur due to aging and without external causes. Prevention includes proper and regular use of Preventive Personal Equipment (PPE) in work environments that involve organic chemicals and limiting alcohol and drug substance intake.
Psychoorganic syndrome
Substance-induced psychosis
Unitary psychosis
Post-stroke depression
Jurosomatic illness
Diving disorders
Stimulant psychosis
Amotivational syndrome