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Efectividad de la clozapina en un servicio psiquiátrico en Italia

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 May 2020

D. Berardi
Affiliation:
Universidad de Bolonia, Departamento de Psiquiatría, “P. Ottonello”, Viale C. Pepoli, 5, 40123, Bolonia
M. Troia
Affiliation:
Universidad de Bolonia, Departamento de Psiquiatría, “P. Ottonello”, Viale C. Pepoli, 5, 40123, Bolonia
M. Dell'Atti
Affiliation:
Universidad de Bolonia, Departamento de Psiquiatría, “P. Ottonello”, Viale C. Pepoli, 5, 40123, Bolonia
C. Bartoletti
Affiliation:
Servicio de Salud Mental “Villa Olimpia”, AUSL Bologna, Italia
C. Cantaroni
Affiliation:
Universidad de Bolonia, Departamento de Psiquiatría, “P. Ottonello”, Viale C. Pepoli, 5, 40123, Bolonia
G. Ferrari
Affiliation:
Universidad de Bolonia, Departamento de Psiquiatría, “P. Ottonello”, Viale C. Pepoli, 5, 40123, Bolonia
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Resumen

Se administró clozapina a 28 esquizofrénicos resistentes al tratamiento en los servicios psiquiátricos en Bolonia. A las 26 semanas, el 62% de los pacientes mostraba respuesta. Los síntomas positivos y negativos mejoraron, pero la disminución de los síntomas negativos dependía en parte de la mejoría de los positivos y los extrapiramidales. No se vieron casos de agranulocitosis. Algunos abandonos estaban relacionados con dificultades con la mejoría psicopatológica.

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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 1999

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