Implications of psychopharmacology to psychiatry [electronic resource] : biological, nosological, and therapeutical concepts / M. Ackenheil [and others], eds.
The discovery of chlorpromazine 40 years ago and of other compounds for the specific treatment of psychiatric disorders had marked influence on clinical psychiatry and basic neuroscience. Since then, the development of psychopharmacology and theories of psychiatric disorders have become closely inte...
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Table of Contents:
- Neurotransmitter Interactions Important for Schizophrenia
- The Etiology of Affective Illness
- New Findings in the Genetic of Bipolar Illness
- Targeting the Action of Antidepressant Drugs on Second-Messenger Systems
- New Concepts of Schizophrenia Derived from Epidemiological Research
- The Course of Psychiatric Disorders as a Diagnostic Tool
- A Psychonanalytic Model for the Classification of Personality Disorders
- Functional Pathology: An Essential Diagnostic Step in Biological Psychiatric Research
- The Development of Nosological Concepts in Anxiety Disorders
- Classification of the Affective and Related Disorders
- The Ideal Neuroleptic
- Long-Term Treatment of Schizophrenia
- Treatment of Affective Disorders
- Negative Symptoms of Schizophrenia: Methodological Issues, Biochemical Findings and Efficacy of Neuroleptic Treatment
- Interaction of Long-Term Antidepressant Treatment with Psychosocial Factors.