Atypical psychosis in a person living with HIV: A case report

Introduction: An organic disorder is defined as psychiatric syndromes, the fundamental manifestations of which are direct consequence a known anatomophysiological alteration brain. HIV neurotropic virus, infects central nervous system early. Despite widely high prevalence HIV-related brain atrophy, presence psychotic symptoms rare. Case report: This 28-year-old patient with recent diagnosis Western Blot in 2017, his was made mental health center due to symptoms, an imaging study simple tomography performed result frontal atrophy and occipital, young adult no history head trauma, hemorrhagic or ischemic events, well as; Central infections ruled out. Conclusions: chronic cortical secondary infection.