Mood disorders: systematic medication management
Material type: TextSeries: Modern problems of Pharmacopsychiatry ; 25Publication details: Basel: Karger, 1997Description: viii, 262 pages, charts, tables; 24 cmISBN:- 8185457735
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616.852 V996 Recent advantages in Psychiatry | 616.8527 K45 Obsessive compulsive disorder: | 616.8527 L153 Depression/ | 616.8527 R952 Mood disorders: | 616.852706 G792 Treatment resistant depression : A roadmap for effective care / | 616.853 D911 Clinical epilepsy/ | 616.853 G921 Essentials of clinical epilepsy/ |
Includes bibliographical references and index
Preface -- Treatment of major depressions: selection of initial drug -- Declaration of treatment failures -- Augmentation strategies for treatment of unipolar major depression -- Switching strategies for the treatment of uipolar major depression -- Selection of the initial drug(s) in the treatment of bipolar disorder, depressed phase -- treatment of bipolar disorder depressed phase augmentation/ switching strategies -- selection of initial treatment for bipolar disorder manic phase -- Algorithms for bipolar mania --The Psychopharmacological treatment of nonmajor mood disorders -- Depression in patients with somatic diseases -- treatment of depression in the elderly -- The Role of the patient in treatment decisions -- The Decision to use ECT: for whom? when? -- light therapy for depressive disorders: indications and efficacy -- Special treatment issues : maintaining and discontinuing psychotropic medications
This book is an attempt to synthesize the available scientific evidence and relevant clinical experience and recommend medication guidelines or decision trees for particular types of mood disorders.
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