Managing Depression in Clinical Practice

Managing Depression in Clinical Practice

von: Edward S Friedman, Ian M Anderson

Springer-Verlag, 2010

ISBN: 9781849964654 , 96 Seiten

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Managing Depression in Clinical Practice


 

Managing Depression in Clinical Practice

3

Contents

5

Author biographies

7

Preface

9

Chapter 1 Classification, causes, and epidemiology

11

Different types of depression

11

Depressive disorders

11

Causes of depression

15

Epidemiology and natural history

18

References

20

Chapter 2 Depression in different types of patients

21

Depression in children

21

Depression in elderly people

22

Depression in women

23

Depression in patients with comorbid medical conditions

24

References

25

Chapter 3 Diagnosis

26

Signs and symptoms of depression

26

Differential diagnosis

28

The patient examination and interview

29

Laboratory tests for co-occurring illnesses

33

References

34

Chapter 4 Principles of therapy

35

Goals of treatment

35

Rating scales for assessment of outcomes

36

Acute treatment outcomes

36

Medium- and long-term treatment outcomes

38

Treatment options

39

Nonspecific effects and placebo

39

Specific treatment options

39

Choice of treatment

40

Thresholds for benefit from specific treatments

40

Choice between specific treatments

42

Practicalities of treatment

43

Evaluation of risk, education, and agreeing treatment

43

Special populations

45

Children and adolescents

45

Elderly people

45

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

46

Initiating treatment

46

Monitoring and adjusting treatment

47

Service structure in delivery of treatment

48

Factors affecting response to treatment

49

References

50

Chapter 5 Medications

52

Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors

53

Serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors

55

Venlafaxine

55

Duloxetine

56

Milnacipran

56

Monoamine receptor antagonist drugs

56

Trazodone and nefazodone

56

Mirtazapine

57

Norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors

58

Reboxetine

58

Dopamine reuptake inhibitors

58

Bupropion (amfebutamone)

58

Tricyclic antidepressants

59

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors

61

Other drugs

62

New compounds

62

Augmentation strategies

63

Specific adverse effects of antidepressants

63

Serotonin syndrome

63

Antidepressant discontinuation syndrome

63

Suicidality

64

References

65

Chapter 6 Other treatments

66

Psychotherapy for depression

66

Combination psychotherapy and psychopharmacotherapy for depression

68

Physical treatments

71

Electroconvulsive therapy

71

Phototherapy

73

Other physical treatments

73

Vagus nerve stimulation

74

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

74

Deep brain stimulation

75

Lifestyle and complementary therapies

75

Exercise

76

St John’s wort

77

Omega-3-fatty acids

77

Acupuncture

78

References

80

Chapter 7 Management of treatment nonresponse

83

Assessment and principles of management

83

Assessment

83

Principles of management

84

Definitions: treatment nonresponse and treatment-resistant depression

85

Medication strategies

86

Dose increase

86

Switching treatment

86

Combining treatments

87

Psychological treatment strategies

88

Physical treatment strategies

89

References

90

Chapter 8 Continuation and maintenance treatment

91

Goals of continuation/maintenance treatment

91

Phases of treatment

91

Medication

92

Psychological treatments

93

Physical treatments

94

Risk factors for relapse and recurrence

94

Longer-term treatment in practice

94

References

96

Index

97