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These differences help to confirm the validity of the neuroticdepression concept.
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Based on a systematic chart review, 37 patients met the criteria for neuroticdepression.
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We applied an operational definition of neuroticdepression to 185 hospitalized patients who met Feighner and DSM-III-R criteria for unipolar depression.
Usage of psychotic depression in English
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Background: Data about follow-up after acute pharmacological treatment of psychoticdepression are scarce.
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For the next 15 years she was treated for psychoticdepression.
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Conclusions: Patients with psychoticdepression had a lower risk to experience relapse after successful ECT.
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The study also introduces the concept of age as an important variable influencing psychoticdepression.
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In psychoticdepression the suggestions for the first, third and fourth steps are the same.
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Electroconvulsive therapy is particularly effective for psychoticdepression.
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Compared with patients with nonpsychotic depression, those with psychoticdepression have depressive symptoms that are individually more severe.
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Trends were observed for psychoticdepression to be associated with poor subjective social support and with bipolar illness.
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The biology and phenotypes of the mouse models resemble those of psychoticdepression, a common and debilitating psychiatric disease.
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The research paper links the condition generally to underlying psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, psychoticdepression and bipolar mood disorder.
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The major observations were a beneficial influence on drive in most patients, while paranoid symptoms worsened markedly, rendering the substance contraindicated in psychoticdepression.
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This result strengthens the hypothesis that psychoticdepression might be a specific depression subtype with a favorable ECT outcome up to six months after ECT.
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Authors' conclusions: Psychoticdepression is heavily understudied, limiting confidence in the conclusions drawn.