Psychiatry, psychoimmunology, and viruses
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Psychiatry, psychoimmunology, and viruses
（Key topics in brain research）
Springer, 1999
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Includes bibliographies
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内容説明
This volume contains the contributions to the "3rd Expert Meeting in Psychoneuroimmunology", held in Munich, Germany in autumn 1997. Clinical psychiatrists, neuroscientists and researchers in basic immuno logy from Europe and the USA gather together annually at this new tra ditional meeting to discuss new findings and trends in the relationship between psychiatric disorders and the immune system. Pinpointed at the Munich meeting in particular were the possible influence of viral infec tions on psychiatric disorders, especially schizophrenia, and the possible pathophysiological mechanisms affecting psychiatric disorders. These mechanisms include viral-induced alteration, cytokine production, and the role of the HLA system. One chapter is devoted to the influence of viral infections during pregnancy; another to the first results of experimental therapy especial ly regarding the immune system. The immunological aspects not only of schizophrenia but also of depression, anxiety disorders, sleep and headache were also discussed at the meeting, and two further chapters cover methodological aspects related to clinical and experimental pitfalls in psychoneuroimmunology. The psychoneuroimmunology of psychiatric disorders is a rapidly expanding field, and research is increasing on the therapeutic aspects. This is reflected by one of the main themes of the "4th Expert Meeting in Psychoneuroimmunology", jointly held in autumn 1998 in Bethesda, Maryland, USA, with the Stanley Foundation Meeting in Neurovirology, devoted to therapeutic strategies deriving from psychoneuroimmunolo gical findings. The "5th Expert Meeting in Psychoneuroimmunology" will be held in 1999 in Innsbruck, Austria.
目次
- Viruses and the immune system in psychiatric disorders: Immunogenetic aspects of viral or other environmental factors in schizophrenia (R. Wank)
- The use of substraction libraries for the identification of RNA species upregulated in the brains of individuals with schizophrenia (R. H. Yolken, N. Johnstone, F. Leister, E. F. Torrey, Stanley Neuropathology Consortium)
- Cerebrospinal fluid filtration in a case of schizophrenia related to 'subclinical" Borna disease virus encephalitis (K. Bechter, S. Herzog, V. Schreiner, K.-H. Wollinsky, R. Schuttler), Borna disease virus in patients with psychiatric disorders or fibromyalgia - demonstration of antibodies is highly dependent on the detection method (Ar. Batra, A. Batra, K. Schott, L. Stitz).- Serotonergic system, depression, and immune System: Interaction of the serotonergic and the immune systems: 5HT-Moduline (B. Grimaldi, C. Sibella-Arguelles, A. Bonnin, M. P. Fillion, O. Massot, J. C. Rousselle, N. Prudhomme, G. Fillion), The inflammatory response system activation model of major depression (M. Maes).- Schizophrenia and the immune system: Methodological concerns in the study of the immune system in schizophrenia (D. P. van Kammen, C. G. McAllister-Sistilli, M. E. Kelley, J. A. Gurklis, J. K. Yao)
- Psychoimmunological alterations in schizophrenia: how do confounding variables influence the findings? (M. Rothermund, V. Arolt, M. Peters, H. Kirchner)
- On the myth of antibrain antibodies in schizophrenia - a critical overview (K. Schott, A. Batra, E. Richartz, M. Sarkar, M. Bartels, G. Buchkremer)
- Schizophrenia: the teratogenic antibody hypothesis (P. Wright, P. Laing, P. T. Donaldson, R. M. Murray)
- A preliminary analysis investigating immune activation in schizophrenia (M. H. Rapaport, M. P. Caliguiri, J. B. Lohr, D. Dolnak, S. Chavez, C. Kulesh, T. Hahn)
- Measurement of neopterin, kynurenine and tryptophan in sera of schizophrenic patients (B. Sperner-Unterweger, C. Miller, B. Holzner, B. Widner, W.W. Fleischhacker, D. Fuchs)
- Levels of soluble adhesion molecules in schizophrenia: relation to psychopathology (M. J. Schwarz, M. Riedel, M. Ackenheil, N. Muller).- Sleep, anxiety, headache, and immunity: The role of interferon-alpha in the regulation of sleep (J. Born, E. Spath-Schwalbe)
- Immunological alterations in patients suffering from bulimia nervosa (DSM-IV 307.51) vs anxiety disorders (DSM-IV 300.01, 300.21, 309.81, 300.02) (G. Wieselmann, G. Herzog, M. Schoenauer-Ceipek, U. Demel, K. Penkner, G. Tilz, H. G. Zapotoczky)
- T cell subsets and expression of integrins in peripheral blood of patients with migraine and chronic tension type headache (M. Empl, P. Sostak, M. Breckner, M. Riedel, N. Muller, R. Gruber, S. Foerderreuther, A. Straube)
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