Antiphospholipid Syndrome (APS) in Psychiatry - The New Syphilis?

Antiphospholipid syndrome or Hughes syndrome is a syndrome that involves arterial and venous thrombosis with prominent manifestations involving the brain. This great mimic can present with psychiatric disorders and some of the clues are migraines, mini-strokes, miscarriages, livedo, etc. It is important for psychiatrists to be on the lookout for this syndrome as missing the diagnosis can have devastating consequences for the patient.

[@jeffery9448]

OMG,,, I've had APS lupus anticoagulant for eleven years and you just confirmed what I have always said... Everything that's wrong with me. ( all the diagnosis and different specialist) . It's all APS

[@BarbaraFlannery-rn3zs]

Where can we read this paper

[@PsychiatrySimplified]

Which one the telegraph one?