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Archives of Neurology, 1972
Experiments with cats showed that imipramine hydrochloride (Tofranil) resembled trimethadione (Tridione) and ethosuximide (Zarontin) in its ability to depress the corticofugal inhibition of afferent activity in the spinal trigeminal nucleus. Imipramine was, therefore, given to a group of 20 patients with petit mal and minor motor seizures who had ...
Constantino Y. Amores+2 more
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Experiments with cats showed that imipramine hydrochloride (Tofranil) resembled trimethadione (Tridione) and ethosuximide (Zarontin) in its ability to depress the corticofugal inhibition of afferent activity in the spinal trigeminal nucleus. Imipramine was, therefore, given to a group of 20 patients with petit mal and minor motor seizures who had ...
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1975
The authors report the case of a psychotic preschool child who manifested a seizure disorder while on imipramine treatment. They note that according to his history and physical exam, the child fell within a group which seems predisposed to this side effect.
Magda Campbell, Theodore A. Petti
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The authors report the case of a psychotic preschool child who manifested a seizure disorder while on imipramine treatment. They note that according to his history and physical exam, the child fell within a group which seems predisposed to this side effect.
Magda Campbell, Theodore A. Petti
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Journal of Urology, 1975
Clinical experience has firmly established the usefulness of imipramine in the management of enuresis. Our report describes the serious dose-related cardiac and central nervous system toxic effects of imipramine. Comparison of the human and animal toxicity data is presented and recommendations are given for safe human dose ranges.
T J, Rohner, E J, Sanford
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Clinical experience has firmly established the usefulness of imipramine in the management of enuresis. Our report describes the serious dose-related cardiac and central nervous system toxic effects of imipramine. Comparison of the human and animal toxicity data is presented and recommendations are given for safe human dose ranges.
T J, Rohner, E J, Sanford
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1963
A group of 13 enuretic children was studied in an attempt to specify an antienuretic effect to imipramine. Organic disease was ruled out and safeguards were established for prompt recognition of drug reactions. A double-blind study was made, with children under 12 receiving 25 mg., and those over 12 50 mg. of imipramine nightly.
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A group of 13 enuretic children was studied in an attempt to specify an antienuretic effect to imipramine. Organic disease was ruled out and safeguards were established for prompt recognition of drug reactions. A double-blind study was made, with children under 12 receiving 25 mg., and those over 12 50 mg. of imipramine nightly.
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Journal of Mental Science, 1960
Although in the majority of cases E.C.T. is swiftly effective in the treatment of morbid depression there are some who regard it with repugnance, and have long hoped for drugs which would obviate its use. It was that hope which prompted this trial of imipramine (“Tofranil”).
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Although in the majority of cases E.C.T. is swiftly effective in the treatment of morbid depression there are some who regard it with repugnance, and have long hoped for drugs which would obviate its use. It was that hope which prompted this trial of imipramine (“Tofranil”).
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Metabolism of Imipramine by Microorganisms
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1981The microbial metabolism of imipramine was studied using selected fungal organisms. The major microbial metabolites were isolated, and their structures were established by spectroscopic analyses (particularly 13C-NMR) and by comparison with authentic samples.
Alice M. Clark+3 more
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A Controlled Trial of Imipramine
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1964A comparison of imipramine and electroplexy in 31 depressed patients selected for the latter treatment has already been reported (Robin and Harris, 1962). The following study concerns depressed patients chosen for conservative measures.
A. A. Robin, G. E. Langley
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Psychopharmacologia, 1966
1. Urine and plasma extracts from patients taking imipramine or desmethylimipramine (D.M.I.) contain substances which become strongly yellow-green fluorescent in ultraviolet light after treatment with strong acid. 2. Some of these substances behave like 10-hydroxy iminodibenzyl derivatives in their extractability by heptane, behaviour in
Bernard Scott, J. L. Crammer
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1. Urine and plasma extracts from patients taking imipramine or desmethylimipramine (D.M.I.) contain substances which become strongly yellow-green fluorescent in ultraviolet light after treatment with strong acid. 2. Some of these substances behave like 10-hydroxy iminodibenzyl derivatives in their extractability by heptane, behaviour in
Bernard Scott, J. L. Crammer
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
To the Editor.— In connection with the question by Dr. Leo Sell and the answer by Dr. Anthony Kales (227:1066, 1974), I would like to draw your attention to clinical observations we have made in a study of 12 sleepwalking and pavor nocturnus children. We used 25 to 50 mg of imipramine before bedtime with great success. From the psychotherapeutic point
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To the Editor.— In connection with the question by Dr. Leo Sell and the answer by Dr. Anthony Kales (227:1066, 1974), I would like to draw your attention to clinical observations we have made in a study of 12 sleepwalking and pavor nocturnus children. We used 25 to 50 mg of imipramine before bedtime with great success. From the psychotherapeutic point
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