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Depression in chronic haemodialysed patients

Nephrology, 2003
SUMMARY:  From April 2000 to April 2001, a total of 108 chronic stable haemodialysed patients (34 males aged 57.76 ± 12.68 years under haemodialysis treatment for 31.41 ± 24.71 months and 74 females aged 54.99 ± 12.87 years under haemodialysis for 41.47 ± 33.47 months) were studied for signs of clinical depression. Depression was measured by using ‘The
Yong-Shing, Chen, San-Chiang, Wu, Shiang-Yaw, Wang, Bih-Shaw, Jaw   +3 more
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Imipramine Treatment for Chronic Depression

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1988
Antidepressant drugs in the treatment of chronic depressions have received little systematic study. We used a two-week, single-blind placebo washout followed by a six-week, double-blind comparison of imipramine hydrochloride and placebo in a sample of 76 outpatients with DSM-III dysthymic disorder entered into a trial at two centers.
J H, Kocsis, A J, Frances, C, Voss, J J, Mann, B J, Mason, J, Sweeney   +5 more
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Chronic Stress and Major Depression

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1986
Six-month and lifetime rates of DSM-III major depressive disorder (MDD) and characteristics of the disorder were compared in mothers of children with disabilities (chronic stress sample, n = 310) and in a geographically based probability sample (controls, n = 357).
N, Breslau, G C, Davis
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Chronic Depression in the Elderly

Drugs & Aging, 2001
Depression in old age frequently follows a chronic and/or relapsing course, related to medical comorbidity, cognitive impairment and depletion of psychosocial resources. As endorsed by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) Consensus Development Conference on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Late Life Depression, a major goal of treatment is to ...
C F, Reynolds, G S, Alexopoulos, I R, Katz, B D, Lebowitz   +3 more
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Depressed and non-depressed chronic pain patients

Pain, 1987
A comparison between 102 depressed and 101 non-depressed pain patients, identified with the use of DSM-III criteria, showed that depressed patients were more often elderly and employed as compared to non-depressed patients who were significantly more often found to be younger (P less than 0.001) and were students (P less than 0.02).
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Trial of Amitriptyline in Chronic Depression

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1963
Amitriptyline hydrochloride (“Tryptizol”) is a new antidepressant with a predominant action on the central nervous system. It is 5-(3-di-methylaminopropylidene) - dibenzo (a,d) (1,4) cycloheptadiene hydrochloride, and is related chemically to imipramine.
J W, GARRY, T J, LEONARD
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Chronic pain as a depressive equivalent

Postgraduate Medicine, 1983
In some cases, chronic pain is due not to an organic cause but rather to psychologic factors. Among these, chronic pain as a depressive equivalent is particularly interesting. By this term, we mean a painful state caused by depression and manifesting itself almost entirely in this somatic form, thus making diagnosis difficult.
Guido Magni, Claudio de Bertolini, C. Knight Aldrich, David W. Florence, Winston C. V. Parris   +4 more
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Linking chronic pain and depression

Nursing Standard, 2001
Patients experiencing chronic pain often seem to develop depression. Much research has been carried out into the potential biological, social and psychological links between the two.Despite the quantity of research, this review of the literature reveals that few firm conclusions can be drawn from our knowledge to date.
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Examining the interrelationships between mindfulness‐based interventions, depression, inflammation, and cancer survival

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Debra Marinović
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Chronic depression.

Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 1991
Recent research has enabled clinicians to reclassify many patients who formerly were diagnosed as having personality disorders as instead suffering from chronic depression. The American Psychiatric Association now recognizes two subtypes of such depression: (1) residual (partly remitted) major depression and (2) dysthymia.
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