Effect of sleep deprivation as a predictor of treatment response to antidepressant medication
E. Fähndrich
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E. Fähndrich
Abstract
Sixty depressed patients were treated first with sleep deprivation (SD) and afterwards with clomipramine or maprotiline. A statistically significant correlation was found between the positive effect of SD and response to clomipramine and the negative effect of SD and response to maprotiline.
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Sixty depressed patients were treated first with sleep deprivation (SD) and afterwards with clomipramine or maprotiline. A statistically significant correlation was found between the positive effect of SD and response to clomipramine and the negative effect of SD and response to maprotiline.
Key concepts: Maprotiline, Clomipramine, Antidepressant, Sleep deprivation, Medicine, Psychology, Internal medicine, Privation