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| - Many clinicians believe that depressed patients with comorbid personality disorder(s) may respond differently to standard treatments than patients with depression alone. Personality disorders appear to be common among patients with depression, suggesting potentially significant treatment implications for a large group of patients. The aim of the study was to assess retrospectively the efficacy of the in-patients therapeutic program for in-patients suffering from depressive disorder and comorbid personality disorder or depressive disorder alone. Authors reviewed the records of patients with depressive disorder and any possible personality disorder during acute treatment and monitor following two-year follow up. The main aim was to find a number of past hospitalizations and rehospitalizations before and after index episode of depression, the doses of medication or comedication and the duration of treatment. There were 84 patients (67.9% women) diagnosed with depressive episode, who were included into the study. Personality disorder was diagnosed in 40.5%. The age, the onset and length of disease, gender, marital status, employment, suicide attempts, the duration of treatment, and the dose of medication or comedication did not differ between the group of patients with personality disorder and the group of patients without personality disorder. There was a significant difference in a number of previous hospitalizations between groups, which were significantly higher in patients with personality disorder. During two-year follow up 33.33% of patients were rehospitalized. There was not found a significant difference in a number of rehospitalizations and the length of rehospitalizations among patients with or without comorbid personality disorder. The finding that the presence of comorbid personality disorder does not affect overall depression treatment response is similar to that reported by some recent studies.
- Many clinicians believe that depressed patients with comorbid personality disorder(s) may respond differently to standard treatments than patients with depression alone. Personality disorders appear to be common among patients with depression, suggesting potentially significant treatment implications for a large group of patients. The aim of the study was to assess retrospectively the efficacy of the in-patients therapeutic program for in-patients suffering from depressive disorder and comorbid personality disorder or depressive disorder alone. Authors reviewed the records of patients with depressive disorder and any possible personality disorder during acute treatment and monitor following two-year follow up. The main aim was to find a number of past hospitalizations and rehospitalizations before and after index episode of depression, the doses of medication or comedication and the duration of treatment. There were 84 patients (67.9% women) diagnosed with depressive episode, who were included into the study. Personality disorder was diagnosed in 40.5%. The age, the onset and length of disease, gender, marital status, employment, suicide attempts, the duration of treatment, and the dose of medication or comedication did not differ between the group of patients with personality disorder and the group of patients without personality disorder. There was a significant difference in a number of previous hospitalizations between groups, which were significantly higher in patients with personality disorder. During two-year follow up 33.33% of patients were rehospitalized. There was not found a significant difference in a number of rehospitalizations and the length of rehospitalizations among patients with or without comorbid personality disorder. The finding that the presence of comorbid personality disorder does not affect overall depression treatment response is similar to that reported by some recent studies. (en)
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| - The relationship of personality disorders to treatment outcome in depressed patient? two years follow up in retrospective study
- The relationship of personality disorders to treatment outcome in depressed patient? two years follow up in retrospective study (en)
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| - The relationship of personality disorders to treatment outcome in depressed patient? two years follow up in retrospective study
- The relationship of personality disorders to treatment outcome in depressed patient? two years follow up in retrospective study (en)
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| - RIV/61989592:15110/13:33144177
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| - Depressive disorder, effectiveness of treatment, personality disorders, retrospective study, two-year follow up (en)
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| - Activitas Nervosa Superior Rediviva
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| - Kamarádová, Dana
- Látalová, Klára
- Praško Pavlov, Ján
- Sedláček, Miloš
- Ocisková, Marie
- Sedláčková, Zuzana
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