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Th e aim of this study was to invest igate the types qf delusions present in Asian Indian psychotic patients and evaluate correlation wi th patient diagnosis. Delusional narratives were collectedfrom 50 I ndian patients with schizophrenia or an a.ffective disorder. These narratives were judgedJOr delusiona l theme and content and were correlated with DSM-III-R diagnoses. Using simple categorical analysis, delusional themes qf grandiosity and guilt correlated with affecti oe diagnoses. Delusional themes ofreference and Schneiderian types were more often associated with schizophrenia. These findings support the concept thai delusional themes can be used as valid diagnostic clues in the assessment ofpsychotic Indian pat ients.

Theme and Content of Delusions in Asian Indian Psychotic Patients: Correlation with Diagnosis