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Two patients with CB treated with naltrexone were months and partial remissions up to 13 months and noted described in detail in a series of 15 individuals with ICDs, that several of the drug trials were terminated after only a with an additional three responders with CB mentioned in short period secondary to intolerable adverse effects (n 2) the report. One of the two responders had comorbid PG or hypomania (n 1). Although the relationship between and CB, and this response is described earlier (in the PG Chapter 120: Pathologic Gambling and Impulse Control Disorders 1735 section). A second individual, a 46-year-old woman with Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors comorbid CB and bulimia nervosa, was started on naltrex- Initial studies into the efficacy and tolerability of SSRIs in one at 50 mg per day. She initially developed diarrhea, the treatment of paraphilic and nonparaphilic CSBs have which later resolved without discontinuation of the drug. In one study, 20 men with CSB After not experiencing improvement in target symptoms, were entered into a 12-week open-label trial of fluoxetine her dose was increased to 100 mg per day at week 2. Ten of the men had solely nonparaphilic CSBs, and this dose, she reported a significant decrease in thoughts the other ten had both paraphilic and nonparaphilic CSBs. She maintained her gains at 7 months and tolerated for current major depression. Outcome measures included the medication with normal liver function tests and without the Inventory to Diagnose Depression (IDD) and the Sexual adverse effects. The results from this initial report of open- Outlet Inventory (SOI). IDD scores were obtained at base- label, high-dose naltrexone administration suggest that the line and weeks 4, 8, and 12. Of the 20 entered participants, drug may be effective in targeting symptoms of CB. Larger- four discontinued (three nonparaphilic and one paraphilic, scale, placebo-controlled, double-blind studies are war- one each for alcohol abuse, no change in CSB, increase in ranted to define better the efficacy and tolerability of the CSB after initial remission, and increased anxiety and CSB). Significant reductions in both depressive and CSB symptoms were observed, with improvement in sexual symptoms independent of baseline depression scores. Sexual symptoms showing significant improvement included total COMPULSIVE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR sexual outlet and unconventional forms of masturbation, sexual activity, desire intensity, and sexual interests. Con- Traditionally, the majority of attention given to disordered ventional sexual symptoms were not adversely effected. The sexual behaviors has arguably been focused on the paraphil- promising results of this open-label study warrant larger, ias. These disorders involve sexual arousal from inappro- placebo-controlled, double-blind studies of specific priate objects or partners and include fetishism, exhibition- subgroups of individuals with CSB to determine further the ism, voyeurism, sadomasochism, pedophilia, and zoophilia. Nonparaphilic excessive sexual behavior, currently classified as an 'ICD not otherwise specified' in the DSM, involves repetitive, interfering sexual behavior without the use of Dopamine Augmentation inappropriate objects or partners (166). The term CSB has In individuals who respond incompletely to SSRIs, trials of been used to encompass both paraphilic and nonparaphilic augmentation with the DA-enhancing drugs methylpheni- sexual disorders (167). CSB has been estimated to affect date or bupropion have been described. The rationale for 3% to 6% of individuals in the United States (167–169), use of these drugs has been described as related to multiple with most of those with the disorder thought to be male findings, including the efficacy of similar augmentation (167,170,171). Given the relatively high estimated preva- strategies in depressive disorders, improvement of SRI- lence rates and the clinical or social impairment often expe- induced adverse effects with these DA 'agonists,' and com- rienced with CSB, there exists a need for further well-de- orbidity and similarities with attention-deficit/hyperactivity fined studies into the epidemiology and treatment of CSB. One investigator reports having treated more than 30 patients with the combination of an SRI and a DA drug (172). Further studies are needed to both explore Pharmacotherapy possible DA dysfunction in CSB and to determine the effi- cacies and tolerabilities of DA drugs in CSB.

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Of the studies sponsored by companies The input values required to reverse the cost-effectiveness manufacturing newer non-SSRI antidepressants, four of six conclusion may be unreasonably high or low, but demon- found the SSRIs to be less cost-effective than or tied with stration that the model is sensitive to input variation in- older antidepressants, and four of six found their own prod- creases confidence in the integrity of the model and in the ucts to be more cost-effective than SSRIs. In both of the reported lack of sensitivity to less extreme variations. For two studies funded by government, the SSRIs were less cost- example, if it is not possible to demonstrate the cost-effec- effective than the TCAs when provisions were made for tiveness of TCAs when the acquisition cost of SSRIs is in- patients intolerant to TCAs to switch. The source of fund- creased 1,000-fold, something is wrong with the model. This simula- ADMINISTRATIVE DATABASES tion was reported very explicitly and so is transparent and could be replicated by others. When the model was repli- Retrospective administrative database studies are a source cated, a design flaw was discovered and unrealistic assump- of data on antidepressant costs and efficacy in actual clinical tions were identified that drove the results (29). In these studies, computerized pharmacy and ser- of the design flaw and substitution of longer treatment vice utilization records are used to analyze cost outcomes lengths recommended by practice guidelines reversed the as a function of clinical assignment to antidepressant. Retro- findings and yielded a cost-effectiveness advantage in favor spective studies are less expensive than prospective trials and of the TCAs. These same corrections could be applied to can be conducted more quickly. However, they are much the other simulations that depended on the early example. These studies are vulnerable to similar significant problems with 67% of the pharmacoeco- 'selection bias. Apparent is relatively common in the studies shown in Tables 78. In general, the longer treatment with antidepres- of changing trends in practice over time (40). As a result, they generally assume a worst treatment period progressively increases the medication ac- case of equivalent outcomes for the newer antidepressants quisition costs associated with newer antidepressants. By and the older antidepressants and then defined the more contrast, much of the greater cost of treatment delivery of cost-effective care as the treatment associated with lower the older drugs is expended early in treatment, in visits overall costs of health care. A newer antidepressant can be 1128 1129 1130 Neuropsychopharmacology: The Fifth Generation of Progress associated with lower overall costs of health care if the higher when care was not so firmly managed, and a higher propor- acquisition costs are more than offset by lower costs for tion of fluoxetine starts may have occurred later in the study other services. This type of cost-effectiveness analysis is period, when visits and hospitalizations were more carefully known as cost minimization. Thus, cost savings in later years could erro- A few of the administrative database studies have con- neously be attributed to fluoxetine that are really a conse- structed proxy outcome measures based on pharmacy refill quence of tighter management. The distribution of fluoxe- data, such as 'number of prescriptions refilled' (41). For tine and TCA starts within the study period was not example, one study used pharmacy claims to determine the reported. This study found have included time of the antidepressant start within the fluoxetine to be associated with longer continuation on study interval as an explanatory variable in the analysis, but medication and costs similar to those of the comparison they appear to have restricted attention primarily to its effect groups. The authors concluded that fluoxetine is cost-effec- on initial selection of antidepressant. No study presents data tive because adherence to treatment guidelines is better with indicating whether health care costs associated with antide- no increment in cost. Other retrospective analyses have re- pressant starts were increasing or decreasing during the ported similar natural course of therapy findings but base study interval, or how a secular cost trend, if present, may a judgment of cost-effectiveness on finding a reduction in have interacted with the distribution of starts of individual overall 'depression-related' health care costs (42,43). We briefly review the designs and results of available Other important limitations in the studies in Table 78. The first study comparing a newer non-SSRI with control antidepres- three studies, which sampled data from 1989 to 1994, found sants.

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Anog, 33 years: B, As the deployment envelope is gradually withdrawn, the stent begins to expand (arrow). Cyclothymic disorder manifests both depression and elevations, but severity is insufficient for the diagnosis of bipolar disorder.

Lars, 57 years: Targeting cognitive impairments is now a tioning when added to conventional neuroleptics (241, major focus of drug development because cognitive deficits 280). But whatever you do: your best advertising medium is your website.

Gancka, 41 years: By local processes, initiatives and institutions should comparing countries, it can be said that there be valued rather than bypassed (64, 66). Within NIHR, it was the HTA programme that initiated this scoping study.

Randall, 23 years: The manner in which the family operates and the place/role of the child within the family must be understood. Functional Activities of Therapeutics at Perhaps the most interesting aspect of these mutagenesis Individual Recombinant Constructs studies is the observation that the GABA binding site (two per complex) and the benzodiazepine binding site (one One reason for the diversity of subtypes of GABAAreceptors site per complex) are structurally related to one an- is that this is howneurons integrate information and change other; homologous amino acids that contribute to binding the behavioral status of the animal.

Seruk, 61 years: Behind the scenes If a potential sponsor does not accept these points, you must abstain from any further co-operation – even if this causes temporary difficulties with the financing of your project. However, it is now like symptoms, including Wilson disease, Creutzfeldt–Ja- clear that penetrance (currently defined as the presence of kob disease, forms of ceroid neuronal lipofuscinoses, chorea signs or symptoms of HD by the age of 65 years) is less than with red blood cell acanthocytosis, hereditary nonprogres- 100% in persons carrying an allele with 36 to 40 triplets.

Tukash, 28 years: Incidence and remis- tion of potential 'maintenance' treatments for insomnia is sion of insomnia among elderly adults: an epidemiologic study also an area open for further investigation. A number of research priorities were identified relating to the evaluation of these emerging approaches.

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