Titlebook: Current Trends in Lithium and Rubidium Therapy; Proceedings of an In Giovanni Umberto Corsini Conference proceedings 1984 MTP Press Limited

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Opposite effects of lithium and rubidium on neurohormone-stimulated cyclic AMP accumulation in rat bithium, which is well documented and generally accepted, implies a corollary biochemical derangement and makes it one of the first drugs whose action on the central nervous system may be studied in a logical manner.

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Lithium dosage and prophylaxis. A double-blind controlled study with their usual dose of lithium or to receive either a 25% or 50% reduction in lithium dosage. Patients who underwent a dosage reduction with consequently lower plasma lithium levels (0.45–0.79 mmol/1) had significantly decreased affective morbidity. Total subjective side-effects score and tremor

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Lithium discontinuation in bipolar illness: a double-blind prospective controlled study in a double blind controlled lithium discontinuation study. Patients were randomly allocated to lithium carbonate or placebo (within two weeks to avoid abrupt lithium withdrawal) and followed up to one year in a outpatient clinic. Fictive lithium plasma levels were provided for placebo patients as

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Lithium treatment in schizoaffective patientslusive entities: dementia praecox, currently referred to as schizophrenia, and manic-depressive insanity. The first was seen as inevitably deteriorative, while the latter was seen as leading to recovery. However, the psychiatric literature is replete with descriptions of psychoses with mixed feature

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Practical value of biological and physchological indicators in predicting response to lithium prophyted, however, that about 20 to 50% of manic-depressive patients relapse over a two-year period during lithium prophylaxis. Since this treatment involves the risk of adverse reactions (mainly, impairment of renal concentrating ability), it would be desirable to rely on effective predictors of respons