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"Schizophreniaâ does not exist
The term âschizophrenia,â with its connotation of hopeless chronic brain disease, should be dropped and replaced with something like âpsychosis spectrum syndrome,â argues a professor of psychiatry in The BMJ.
Professor Jim van Os at Maastricht University Medical Centre says several others have called for updated psychiatric classifications, particularly regarding the term âschizophrenia.â Japan and South Korea have already abandoned this term.
The official list of mental disorders that doctors use to diagnose patients is found in ICD-10 (International Classification of Diseases, 10th revision) and DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fifth edition).
But Professor van Os argues that the classification is complicated, particularly for psychotic illness.
Currently, psychotic illness is classified among many categories, including schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, delusional disorder, depression or bipolar disorder with psychotic features, and others, he explains.
But categories such as these âdo not represent diagnoses of discrete diseases, because these remain unknown; rather, they describe how symptoms can cluster, to allow grouping of patients.â
This allows clinicians to say, for example, âYou have symptoms of psychosis and mania, and we classify that as schizoaffective disorder.â If your psychotic symptoms disappear we may reclassify it as bipolar disorder. If, on the other hand, your mania symptoms disappear and your psychosis becomes chronic, we may re-diagnose it as schizophrenia.
âThat is how our classification system works. We donât know enough to diagnose real diseases, so we use a system of symptom based classification.â
If everybody agreed to use the terminology in ICD-10 and DSM-5 in this fashion, there would be no problem, he says. However, this is not what is generally communicated, particularly regarding the most important category of psychotic illness: schizophrenia.
For example, the American Psychiatric Association, which publishes the DSM, on its website describes schizophrenia as âa chronic brain disorder,â and academic journals describe it as a âdebilitating neurological disorder,â a âdevastating, highly heritable brain disorder,â or a âbrain disorder with predominantly genetic risk factors.â
This language is highly suggestive of a distinct, genetic brain disease, writes van Os. Yet strangely, no such language is used for other categories of psychotic illness, even though they constitute 70% of psychotic illness.
Scientific evidence indicates that the different psychotic categories can be viewed as part of the same spectrum syndrome, he adds. However, people with this psychosis spectrum syndrome display extreme diversity (heterogeneity), both between and within people, in psychopathology, treatment response, and outcome.
He believes that the best way to inform the public and provide patients with diagnoses, is to forget about âdevastatingâ schizophrenia as the only category that matters âand start doing justice to the broad and heterogeneous psychosis spectrum syndrome that really exists.â And he argues that ICD-11 should remove the term âschizophrenia.âÂ
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