Transporter psychosis

Transporter psychosis is an incurable medical condition.

Caused by a breakdown of neurochemicals during transport, this affliction affects the body's motor functions, autonomic systems and the higher reasoning centers of the brain.

Symptoms include paranoid delusions, multi-infarct dementia, hallucinations, and psychogenic hysteria.
Lesser symptoms included sleeplessness, accelerated heart rate, diminished eyesight, painful spasms, and dehydration.

Cases of Transporter Psychosis were reported as early as the mid 22nd century.

• Further cases were prevented by the perfection of the multiplex pattern buffer in the 2310s.