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HOT TOPICS IN NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY: Issue 2, 2008
Depression in old age
The efficacy of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs) in older people: the state of the art
Cornelius Katona, Amber Selwood
Correspondence to:
Cornelius Katona - MD, FRC Psychiatry Dean Kent Institute of Medicine and Health Sciences University of Kent Canterbury, Kent, UK E-mail: c.katona@kent.ac.uk
Summary
- DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION
- TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY
- RESEARCH ISSUES
- Systematic reviews of antidepressant treatment in older people
- Other studies involving SSRIs
- SNRIs and the treatment of acute depressive episodes in older people
- SSRI treatment versus ECT
- Continuation and maintenance
- Combining SSRIs with psychotherapy
- CONCLUSIONS
- REFERENCES
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