Psychopharmacology of depression
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Psychopharmacology of depression
（British Association for Psychopharmacology monograph, no. 13）（Oxford medical publications）
Oxford University Press, 1994
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Depression is a common illness with a recurrent and chronic nature. It is not an easy illness to treat because those who suffer from it frequently do not come forward for treatment. Antidepressant drugs have been improved and progress continues, but there are still many aspects of the disease which are poorly understood. This volume discusses a number of novel theories of depression, which partly derive from the advances in the discrimination of receptor subtypes, indicating that the spectrum of depression is far wider and more complex than has been thought. This volume concentrates on the newer mechanisms being explored as potential antidepressants and on the biochemical theories that have produced new treatment approaches.
目次
- The epidemiology of depressive illness
- Second generation antidepressants
- Animal studies on neuropeptides and depressions
- Disturbed hypothalamo - pituitary - adrenal axis regulation in depression
- Hormones, genes and the triggering of bipolas illness in the puerperium
- 5-HT receptors and antidepressant drug action
- Initial clinical psychopharmacological studies - andrenoceptor antagonists in volunteers and depressed patients
- Recurrent brief depression
- Mechanisms underlying recurrence and cycle acceleration in affective disorders
- Testing a proposed model on central serotonergic function and impulsivity
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder and depression
- The place of antidepressants in long-term treatment
- New antidepressants - a look to the future.
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