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Repetitive Self-Injurious Behavior: The Emerging Potential of Psychotropic Intervention

Rendueles Villalba, MD;Colin Harrington, MD

February 1st 2003

Repetitive self-injury can be one of the more difficult conditions to treat. What is the biochemical basis for self-injury and how can psychiatrists treat this condition?

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