Control study of escitalopram and maprotiline in treatment of depression
Zhang Hua-bia
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Zhang Hua-bia
Abstract
Objective:To detect the efficacy and side effects of escitalopram in the treatment of depresssion.Method:63 patients with depression were divided into escitalopram group or maprotiline group respectively for 6 weeks.Hamilton depressive scale(HAMD),clinical global impression severity of illness(CGI-SI)and treatment emergant symptom scale(TESS)were used to evaluate the efficacy and side effects before and after the treatment.Results:There was no significant difference in the efficacy between these two groups.Escitalopram took effect more quickly and less side effects than maprotiline.Conclusion:Escitalopram is a safe and effective antidepressant.
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Objective:To detect the efficacy and side effects of escitalopram in the treatment of depresssion.Method:63 patients with depression were divided into escitalopram group or maprotiline group respectively for 6 weeks.Hamilton depressive scale(HAMD),clinical global impression severity of illness(CGI-SI)and treatment emergant symptom scale(TESS)were used to evaluate the efficacy and side effects before and after the treatment.Results:There was no significant difference in the efficacy between these two groups.Escitalopram took effect more quickly and less side effects than maprotiline.Conclusion:Escitalopram is a safe and effective antidepressant.
Key concepts: Escitalopram, Maprotiline, Hamd, Clinical Global Impression, Antidepressant, Depression (economics), Hamilton depression scale, Psychology