ライフサイエンスコーパス: atypical depression

1 including dysthymia, chronic depression, and atypical depression.

2 fficacy data exist for patients with chronic atypical depression.

3 's relative ineffectiveness in patients with atypical depression.

4 dex of metabolic disturbance associated with atypical depression.

5 ity in humans experiencing chronic stress or atypical depression.

6 Sixty patients with atypical depression (according to Columbia University cr

7 o better than imipramine in the treatment of atypical depression, although fluoxetine was better tole

8 ersons with melancholic depression, 122 with atypical depression and 543 controls were analyzed.

9 ween epidemiologically derived typologies of atypical depression and DSM-IV major depression with aty

10 inflammatory and metabolic dysregulation in atypical depression and HPA-axis hyperactivity in melanc

11 her diurnal slope compared with persons with atypical depression and with controls.

12 syndromes: (1) mild typical depression, (2) atypical depression, and (3) severe typical depression.

13 Patients with chronic atypical depression are at high risk of recurrence if ph

14 Patients with atypical depression are more likely to respond to monoam

15 r study sought to reevaluate the validity of atypical depression by examining the demographic and cli

16 leptin resistance may benefit patients with atypical depression characterized by obesity-related met

17 ted with decreased feeding and appetite; and atypical depression, characterized by fatigue, sleepines

18 In atypical depression, depressive symptoms are at their wo

19 y was conducted to increase understanding of atypical depression diagnosed using only the reversed ve

20 An atypical depression group (n = 304 [36.4% of the depress

21 Persons with atypical depression had significantly higher levels of i

22 Atypical depression has been found to be distinct from o

23 because its known efficacy for treatment of atypical depression helped to calibrate the appropriaten

24 Findings also suggest that atypical depression is associated with increased distres

25 pothesized that to normalize HPA function in atypical depression, MAOI would differ from TCA in decre

26 ) axis is frequently impaired in depression, atypical depression may exhibit increased feedback sensi

27 ials, to our knowledge, of psychotherapy for atypical depression or of cognitive therapy compared wit

28 tence of the normal stress response, whereas atypical depression resembles a stress response that has

29 Clinically, melancholic and atypical depression seem to be antithesis of one another

30 and oversleeping can be used to identify an atypical depression subgroup that is distinct from other

31 Guide for the Hamilton Depression Scale With Atypical Depression Supplement (SIGH-ADS), the Mania Rat

32 oxidase inhibitors are effective in treating atypical depression, their side effects and prescription

33 Compared with nonatypical depression, atypical depression was associated with a greater percen

34 Atypical depression was similar in severity to mild typi

35 ive than tricyclic antidepressants (TCA) for atypical depression, we hypothesized that to normalize H

36 depression who met the Columbia criteria for atypical depression were randomly assigned to receive fl