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Clinical Psychopharmacology

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The Medical Basis of Psychiatry

Abstract

The somatic treatment chapter consists of five narrative sections that include the pharmacotherapeutic agents indicated in the treatment of schizophrenia, depression, mania, all five anxiety disorders, and dementia. An additional section summarizes the hypnotic agents currently available for the treatment of short-term and long-term insomnia. Drug dosing tables congruent with the narrative sections have been inserted.

Each section is organized in a similar fashion with subsections for indications, efficacy, dosing, and adverse effects. The chapter is copiously referenced with primarily randomized controlled trials serving as the basis for the treatment recommendations. The intent of the chapter is to present a succinct summary of a spectrum of clinical psychopharmacotherapeutic data that is sufficiently referenced that the reader is able to consult the primary literature should additional questions arise regarding the recommendations contained in the chapter.

This is a revision of a previous chapter authored by Drs. P.J. Perry, H.J. Wehring, B. Alexander, and B. Liskow.

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