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Comparative study of tatinol and amitripty line in the treatment of aged depression

George Jiin-Haur Chuang

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Objective:To explore the clinical effect and safety of tatnol in the treatment of aged depression.Methods:62 patients with aged depression were randomly divided into the treatment groups of tatinol or amitriptyline,and treated with tatinol or amitriptyline respec- tively for 6 weeks.HAMD and HAMA were adopted to evaluate the therapeutic effect.TESS was used to assess the side effects.Results: Tatinol was as effective as amitriptyline without severe side effects.Conclusion:Tatinol is effective in the treatment of aged depression with mild side effects and good dependence.

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Key concepts: Medicine, Amitriptyline, Hamd, Depression (economics), Side effect (computer science), Therapeutic effect, First line treatment, Internal medicine