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[Viloxazine: its antidepressant action and lack of concomitant anticholinergic effect].

Giampietro Marchetti, L. Amaducci, Carlo Faravelli, P Matteini, Adolfo Pazzagli

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Fourty in-patients suffering from depressive illness were treated with a new antidepressant drug, viloxazine. Apart from the already well-established antidepressant action, the authors emphasize the lack of anticholinergic effects; this illnesses with organic damage where usual antidepressant therapy is contraindicated

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Fourty in-patients suffering from depressive illness were treated with a new antidepressant drug, viloxazine. Apart from the already well-established antidepressant action, the authors emphasize the lack of anticholinergic effects; this illnesses with organic damage where usual antidepressant therapy is contraindicated

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Fourty in-patients suffering from depressive illness were treated with a new antidepressant drug, viloxazine. Apart from the already well-established antidepressant action, the authors emphasize the lack of anticholinergic effects; this illnesses with organic damage where usual antidepressant therapy is contraindicated

Key concepts: Anticholinergic, Antidepressant, Concomitant, Medicine, Drug, Pharmacology, Psychiatry, Internal medicine

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