Case Report
Improvement of Tardive Dyskinesias with Olanzapine
Table 1
Cases of tardive dyskinesia (TD) induced by antipsychotics that were improved by olanzapine.
| Author | Number of patients | Antipsychotic that induced TD | Olanzapine dose (mg/day) | Comedication | Time to TD improvement |
| Almeida [20] | One | Haloperidol | 10 | | 5 weeks | O’Brien and Barber [21] | One | Trifluopérazine, sulpiride, and rispéridone | 5 | | 6 months | Raja et al. [22] | Three | Case 1, Case 2, and Case 3 | Haloperidol decanoate, haloperidol decanoate, and haloperidol | 20, 10, and 15 | | 2, 5, and 2 weeks | Haberfellner [23] | One | Flupenthixol decanoate | 15 | | 4 months | Esel et al. [16] | One | Zuclopenthixol, haloperidol, and pimozide | 10 | | 2 months | Agarwal and Kumar [24] | One | Risperidone | 5 | | 2 weeks | İpekçi and Birsöz [25] | One | Risperidone | 10 | | 2 weeks | Lykouras et al. [17] | Two | Case 1 and Case 2 | Trifluopérazine and biperiden and haloperidol | 17.5 and 10 | | 8 months and one and half year | Kučerová [26] | Two | Case 1 and Case 2 | Conventional antipsychotics and thioridazine and risperidone | 10 and 15 | | 12 days and 2 months | Sacchetti and Valsecchi [18] | One | Haloperidol | 20 | | 4 weeks | Koch et al. [19] | One | Halopéridol | NA | Tétrabénazine and tiapride | 2 weeks |
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NA, not available.
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