1986American Journal of PsychiatryRequires access

Agitated depression, alprazolam, and panic anxiety

Jeffrey P. Kahn, Eleanor L. Stevenson, P Topol, D F Klein

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Abstract

Three patients with agitated depression showed rapid and persistent response to alprazolam. At least two of the patients had prior panic disorder. Several lines of evidence suggest that agitated depression may sometimes be caused by unremitting panic anxiety.

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Three patients with agitated depression showed rapid and persistent response to alprazolam. At least two of the patients had prior panic disorder. Several lines of evidence suggest that agitated depression may sometimes be caused by unremitting panic anxiety.

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Three patients with agitated depression showed rapid and persistent response to alprazolam. At least two of the patients had prior panic disorder. Several lines of evidence suggest that agitated depression may sometimes be caused by unremitting panic anxiety.

Key concepts: Panic, Login, Alprazolam, Anxiety, Psychiatry, Depression (economics), Panic disorder, Medicine

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