Curr Psychiatry Rep June 2009 PMID 19470281

Cotard's syndrome: a review.

Hans Debruyne, Michael Portzky, Frédérique Van den Eynde, Kurt Audenaert

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Peak: 3 in Sep 2025
across 4 sources since Nov 2017

Extended reach

341,874
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Total likes

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Nov 2017 – Dec 2025

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  • YouTube8 videos
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AI synopsis

What people are saying

The comments reflect a general curiosity about Cotard's syndrome, such as the post mentioning feeling depressed after passing away and the video description about the disconnect between brain regions. The tone varies from personal lament to educational summaries, showing a moderate level of interest and engagement without a strong consensus or emphasis on the disorder's broader significance.

AgreementNeither agree nor disagree

The posts show mixed reactions, with some expressing understanding but not full endorsement of the discussion on Cotard's syndrome.

InterestModerate interest

Most posts demonstrate curiosity about the topic, especially those referencing the mental disorder, indicating moderate interest.

EngagementModerate engagement

The discussions are somewhat engaged, with users sharing personal insights and summaries, but they lack deep analysis or extensive debate.

ImpactNeutral impact

Overall, the discussions seem to have limited influence on wider perceptions or practical applications, serving more as informational overviews.

Abstract in brief

  • Cotards syndrome is a rare mental disorder characterized by nihilistic delusions, where individuals believe they are dead, dying, or have lost parts of their body.
  • It is not classified as a separate disorder in the DSM-IV but is often associated with other underlying mental health conditions.
  • Recognizing Cotards syndrome is important because understanding its mechanisms can influence prognosis and treatment options.]

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Evan Wilhelms
@evanwilhelms · X

@david_rees Here is that information on Cotard’s Syndrome you requested: https://t.co/bLKvqJwl84 You’ve got a part of your brain that recognizes faces, and other parts that have emotional reactions and react to thoughts about yourself. When the connection between them gets damaged...

Jul 22, 2020 · 4 likes · 152 followers View post →
River
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@goebaghoul "I am afraid I can't come in. I am feeling very depressed on account of the fact I have recently passed away." https://t.co/vdUHqpQdX6

Dec 22, 2020 · 1 like · 109 followers View post →

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River
@Liariv · X

@goebaghoul "I am afraid I can't come in. I am feeling very depressed on account of the fact I have recently passed away." https://t.co/vdUHqpQdX6

Dec 22, 2020 · 1 like · 109 followers View post →
VJ Somu
@tejaslca · X

Cotard's Syndrome: When People Believe They're Dead https://t.co/0kuy8fVAnW via @YouTube

Aug 16, 2020 · 99 followers View post →
Evan Wilhelms
@evanwilhelms · X

@david_rees Here is that information on Cotard’s Syndrome you requested: https://t.co/bLKvqJwl84 You’ve got a part of your brain that recognizes faces, and other parts that have emotional reactions and react to thoughts about yourself. When the connection between them gets damaged...

Jul 22, 2020 · 4 likes · 152 followers View post →