1982American Journal of PsychiatryRequires access

Substitution of atenolol for propranolol in a case of propranolol- related depression

Gillian McNeil, Pamela Shaw, Donald S. Dock

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Abstract

The authors describe a 62-year-old woman with symptoms of major depression presumed to be secondary to propranolol use. The patient responded poorly to imipramine; however, her symptoms cleared rapidly when atenolol was substituted for propranolol.

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The authors describe a 62-year-old woman with symptoms of major depression presumed to be secondary to propranolol use. The patient responded poorly to imipramine; however, her symptoms cleared rapidly when atenolol was substituted for propranolol.

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The authors describe a 62-year-old woman with symptoms of major depression presumed to be secondary to propranolol use. The patient responded poorly to imipramine; however, her symptoms cleared rapidly when atenolol was substituted for propranolol.

Key concepts: Atenolol, Propranolol, Substitution (logic), Depression (economics), Medicine, Anesthesia, Internal medicine, Computer science

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