New Treatments For Refractory Affective Illness
New Treatments For Refractory Affective Illness
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6823953
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ROBERT M POST
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依托单位国家:
美国
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anticonvulsants antidepressants bipolar depression brain metabolism carbamazepine combination chemotherapy hormone therapy human subject human therapy evaluation mental disorder chemotherapy mood disorders nimodipine outcomes research patient oriented research positron emission tomography prognosis sleep deprivation somatostatin transcranial magnetic stimulation valproate
中文摘要
双相情感障碍的耐药发生率非常高。在学术中心,大约三分之二的患者尽管接受了积极的药物治疗,但症状仍然很严重。抑郁的天数是狂躁天数的三倍。正是从这一大群高度难治性患者中,该分支寻求更好地了解复发性单极和双相情感障碍的不同病理生理机制,并开发新的治疗方式。最近完成的一项研究是一项双盲随机试验,对患者进行为期6周的治疗,其中一种是增强抑制性谷氨酸能功能的药物(加巴喷丁,GPN),另一种是降低兴奋性谷氨酸能功能的药物(拉莫三嗪,LTG),另一种是安慰剂,患者交叉使用其他药物治疗,以确定不同的临床反应。该研究发现LTG(20/39或51%的缓解率)优于GPN(11/40或28%)和安慰剂(8/28或21%)。拉莫三嗪反应的相关因素包括男性、双极性、较少的既往临床试验和较少的既往抑郁症住院治疗。初步证据表明,0-15 PET低灌注的基线模式与临床反应有关。在评估临床反应的可能预测因素方面,PET上整体代谢高的抑郁症患者,尤其是左岛,更可能对卡马西平有反应(N=26),而更经典的额叶和左岛代谢低的患者更可能对二氢吡啶l型钙通道阻滞剂尼莫地平有反应。我们发现尼莫地平增加脑脊液(CSF)中的生长抑素,而基线时脑脊液生长抑素较低的患者更可能有临床反应。主要治疗方法
英文摘要
There is a very high incidence of treatment resistance in bipolar illness. Some two thirds of patients in academic centers remain highly symptomatic despite aggressive pharmacotherapy. Days depressed exceed days manic by a factor of three. It is from this large pool of highly treatment-refractory patients that the Branch seeks to better understand the differential pathophysiological mechanisms in recurrent unipolar and bipolar affective disorders and develop new therapeutic modalities. A recently completed study is a double-blind, randomized trial of six weeks of treatment with an agent that enhances inhibitory GABAergic function (gabapentin, GPN), versus one that decreases excitatory glutamatergic function (lamotrigine, LTG), versus placebo, with patients crossing over to the other drug treatments in order to ascertain differential clinical response. This study found significant benefit of LTG (20/39 or 51% response rate) over GPN (11/40 or 28%) and placebo (8/28 or 21%). Correlates of lamotrigine response included male gender, bipolarity, fewer prior clinical trials, and fewer prior hospitalizations for depression. Preliminary evidence suggests that a baseline pattern of hypo-perfusion on 0-15 PET was associated with clinical response. In relationship to the assessment of possible predictors of clinical response, depressed patients with global hypermetabolism on PET, especially in the left insula, are more likely to be responsive to carbamazepine (N=26), while those with the more classic pattern of frontal and left insula hypometabolism are more likely to be responsive to the dihydropyridine L-type calcium channel blocker nimodipine. We have found that nimodipine increases somatostatin in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and those with lower CSF somatostatin at baseline are more likely to respond clinically. The major treatment
initiative in the Branch is now the use of repeated transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) of the brain for the treatment of depression. Two of the first six patients responded in a pilot study of 20 Hz stimulation at 80% of motor threshold of left frontal cortex. A double-blind, randomized, crossover trial then indicated significant antidepressant effects of active rTMS for two weeks compared with the sham (George et al, 1998). The next study assessed the differential responsivity to low-frequency (1 Hz) vs. higher frequency (20 Hz) rTMS vs. sham stimulation over left frontal cortex at 80% of motor threshold (MT). This study found differential clinical and metabolic responses within the same patient to these different frequencies. Moreover, those with a pattern of baseline hypometabolism tend to respond to the 20 Hz stimulation, while those with baseline patterns of hypermetabolism are more likely to respond to the 1 Hz stimulation. Because the incidence and magnitude of clinical responsivity was not adequate for many patients, a fourth study using higher intensities (100% of MT) was completed. This study replicated the findings of differential responsivity within individual patients and revealed that 20 Hz stimulation increased 0-15 blood flow while 1 Hz rTMS decreased it. A further controlled study in normal volunteers has confirmed that 1 Hz rTMS over frontal cortex induces relative decrements in bilateral frontal and striatal metabolism on PET. Two other studies in normal volunteers showed the different patterns of activation on PET of 1 Hz rTMS delivered over motor compared with prefrontal cortex. The most recent rTMS study used higher intensities of rTMS stimulation (110% MT) for a longer time (3 weeks)in an attempt to increase the response rate. This study randomized patients to 20 Hz vs. 1 Hz vs. sham stimulation, and results and regional brain activity correlates of response are currently being analyed. Thus, a number of promising and mechanistically novel treatment approaches have been prioneered in the Branch and the current effort is aimed at defining better optimal parameters for rTMS response and defining clinical and neurobiological markers of individual responsiveness.
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NEW TREATMENTS FOR REFRACTORY AFFECTIVE ILLNESS
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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TOLERANCE AND SENSITIZATION
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TOLERANCE AND SENSITIZATION
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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Phenomenology, Course, & Neurobiology Of Refractory Affe
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New Treatments For Refractory Affective Illness
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Tolerance And Sensitization
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New Treatments For Refractory Affective Illness
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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PHARMACOLOGICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL,& BIOCHEMICAL AMYGDALA KINDLING & QUENCHING STUDY
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批准号:6432856
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NEW TREATMENTS FOR REFRACTORY AFFECTIVE ILLNESS
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New Treatments For Refractory Affective Illness
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批准号:6671609
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PHARMACOLOGICAL, PHYSIOLOGICAL,& BIOCHEMICAL AMYGDALA KINDLING & QUENCHIN
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STUDIES IN POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD), PANIC DISORDER & SOCIAL PHO
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批准号:6111223
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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NEUROPHARMACOLOGY OF PSYCHOMOTOR STIMULANTS AND NMDA ANTAGONISTS
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Pharmacology,Physiology Amygdala kindling&Quenching
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AMPHETAMINE INDUCED MONOAMINERGIC NEUROTOXICITY IN ANIMALS & HUMANS
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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PHENOMENOLOGY, COURSE, & NEUROBIOLOGY OF REFRACTORY AFFECTIVE DISORDERS
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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PHENOMENOLOGY, COURSE, & NEUROBIOLOGY OF REFRACTORY AFFECTIVE DISORDERS
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批准号:6432852
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负责人:ROBERT M POST
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AMPHETAMINE INDUCED MONOAMINERGIC NEUROTOXICITY IN ANIMALS & HUMANS
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STUDIES IN POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD), PANIC DISORDER & SOCIAL PHOBIA
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