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| 1 | Treating comorbid anxiety and depression: Psychosocial and pharmacological approaches显示文摘Comorbid anxiety with depression predicts poor outcomes with a higher percentage of treatment resistance than either disorder occurring alone. Overlap of anxiety and depression complicates diagnosis and renders treatment challenging. A vital step in treatment of such comorbidity is careful and comprehensive diagnostic assessment. We attempt to explain various psychosocial and pharmacological approaches for treatment of comorbid anxiety and depression. For the psychosocial component, we focus only on generalized anxiety disorder based on the following theoretical models:(1) 'the avoidance model';(2) 'the intolerance of uncertainty model';(3) 'the meta-cognitive model';(4) 'the emotion dysregulation model'; and(5) 'the acceptance based model'. For depression, the following theoretical models are explicated:(1) 'the cognitive model';(2) 'the behavioral activation model'; and(3) 'the interpersonal model'. Integration of these approaches is suggested. The treatment of comorbid anxiety and depression necessitates specific psychopharmacological adjustments as compared to treating either condition alone. Serotonin reuptake inhibitors are considered first-line treatment in uncomplicated depression comorbid with a spectrum of anxiety disorders. Short-acting benzodiazepines(BZDs) are an important 'bridging strategy' to address an acute anxiety component. In patients with comorbid substance abuse, avoidance of BZDs is recommended and we advise using an atypical antipsychotic in lieu of BZDs. For mixed anxiety and depression comorbid with bipolar disorder, we recommend augmentation of an antidepressant with either lamotrigine or an atypical agent. Combination and augmentation therapies in the treatment of comorbid conditions vis-à-vis monotherapy may be necessary for positive outcomes. Combination therapy with tricyclic antidepressants, gabapentin and selective serotonin/norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors(e.g., duloxetine) are specifically useful for comorbid chronic pain syndromes. Aripiprazole, quetiapine, risperidone and other novel atypical agents may be effective as augmentations. For treatment-resistant patients, we recommend a 'stacking approach' not dissimilar from treatment of hypertension In conclusion, we delineate a comprehensive approach comprising integration of various psychosocial approaches and incremental pharmacological interventions entailing bridging strategies, augmentation therapies and ultimately stacking approaches towards effectively treating comorbid anxiety and depression. | Jeremy D Coplan Cindy J Aaronson Venkatesh Panthangi Younsuk Kim | 2015 | World Journal of Psychiatry2015，5，4： | 7 |
| 2 | Nocturnal growth hormone secretion studies in adolescent with or without major depression re-examined: integration of adult clinical follow-up data 显示文摘 | Jeremy D Coplan Susan I | 2000 | Biol Psychiatry2000，47，： | 1 |
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