Bipolar Disorders: Mixed States, Rapid-Cycling, and Atypical Forms

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Bipolar DisordersMixed States, Rapid-Cycling,and Atypical FormsEdited byAndreas MarnerosMartin-Luther University Halle-WittenbergHalle, GermanyandFrederick K. GoodwinGeorge Washington University Medical CenterWashington, DC, USA
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Page 8 and 9: viTable of Contents10 Bipolar disor
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Page 15 and 16: 1Bipolar disorders beyond major dep
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41 Beyond major depression and euph
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43 Beyond major depression and euph
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2Emerging concepts of mixed states:
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47 Longitudinal perspective of mixe
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58 G. Perugi and H. S. AkiskalMixed
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60 G. Perugi and H. S. AkiskalMurph
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62 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseFami
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64 O. Elhaj and J. R. Calabresepart
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66 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseTabl
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68 O. Elhaj and J. R. Calabresepube
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70 O. Elhaj and J. R. Calabresereco
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72 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseKapl
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74 O. Elhaj and J. R. Calabresestab
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76 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseThis
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78 O. Elhaj and J. R. Calabreseresp
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80 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseQuet
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82 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseTabl
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84 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseChan
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86 O. Elhaj and J. R. CalabreseOome
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4Bipolar I and bipolar II: a dichot
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90 E. Vieta et al.have focused on t
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92 E. Vieta et al.Table 4.2 Differe
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94 E. Vieta et al.(5) psychotic dep
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96 E. Vieta et al.bipolar II proban
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98 E. Vieta et al.Neurochemical stu
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100 E. Vieta et al.1998), which des
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102 E. Vieta et al.Altshuler, L. L.
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104 E. Vieta et al.Emamghoreishi, M
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106 E. Vieta et al.Neele, E. (1949)
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108 E. Vieta et al.Vieta, E., Goiko
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110 J. Angst et al.DSM-IVZurich:har
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112 J. Angst et al.AgeMalesFemalesA
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114 J. Angst et al.than 2 weeks, us
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116 J. Angst et al.Table 5.1 Recurr
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Table 5.2 Bipolar II (BP-II), minim
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Table 5.2 (cont.)1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1-
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122 J. Angst et al.(assessed as ‘
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124 J. Angst et al.The findings of
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126 J. Angst et al.reports (includi
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128 J. Angst et al.Depue, R. A., Sl
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130 J. Angst et al.Verkes, R. J., V
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132 F. BenazziAkiskal, 2001; Akiska
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134 F. BenazziAgosti and Stewart (2
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136 F. Benazzisuggesting that a str
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138 F. BenazziIs there any differen
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140 F. BenazziIs psychomotor retard
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142 F. Benazzitreatment, were inter
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144 F. BenazziStatisticsMeans were
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146 F. BenazziTable 6.3 Comparisons
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148 F. BenazziTable 6.7 Association
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150 F. BenazziThe results of these
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152 F. BenazziAngst, J., Gamma, A.,
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154 F. BenazziBenazzi, F. and Akisk
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156 F. BenazziQuitkin, F. M., McGra
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158 A. Koukopoulos et al.points of
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160 A. Koukopoulos et al.With the i
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162 A. Koukopoulos et al.the unders
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164 A. Koukopoulos et al.impact of
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166 A. Koukopoulos et al.relate suc
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168 A. Koukopoulos et al.Table 7.1
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170 A. Koukopoulos et al.of ideas.
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172 A. Koukopoulos et al.insanity,
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174 A. Koukopoulos et al.experience
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176 A. Koukopoulos et al.The temper
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182 A. Koukopoulos et al.excitatory
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184 A. Koukopoulos et al.Griesinger
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186 A. Koukopoulos et al.Swann, A.
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188 A. Marneros et al.Table 8.1 Sch
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190 A. Marneros et al.indicated, an
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192 A. Marneros et al.(1) schizoaff
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194 A. Marneros et al.Unipolar cour
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196 A. Marneros et al.ManicDepressi
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198 A. Marneros et al.Bipolar affec
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200 A. Marneros et al.Table 8.5 Typ
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202 A. Marneros et al.In the state
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204 A. Marneros et al.Kasanin, J. (
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206 A. Marneros et al.World Health
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208 A. Marneros et al.Table 9.1 ‘
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210 A. Marneros et al.Table 9.4 Acu
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212 A. Marneros et al.Cycloid psych
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214 A. Marneros et al.Table 9.7 Dia
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216 A. Marneros et al.Table 9.8 Dia
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218 A. Marneros et al.Summarizing t
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220 A. Marneros et al.Table 9.9 Ins
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Table 9.10 Significant differences
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Table 9.11 Comparison of the polymo
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226 A. Marneros et al.Table 9.12 Si
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Table 9.14a Significant differences
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Table 9.14b (cont.)Bipolaraffective
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232 A. Marneros et al.Notes to Tabl
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234 A. Marneros et al.Kleist, K. (1
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236 A. Marneros et al.Schröder, P.
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238 B. Birmaher and D. AxelsonTable
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240 B. Birmaher and D. Axelson% of
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242 B. Birmaher and D. Axelsonet al
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244 B. Birmaher and D. Axelsonwith
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Table 10.3 High-risk studies (only
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248 B. Birmaher and D. Axelsonwith
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250 B. Birmaher and D. AxelsonGelle
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11Atypical features of bipolarity i
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254 K. I. ShulmanThis is in stark c
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256 K. I. Shulmanmagnetic resonance
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258 K. I. ShulmanTable 11.1 Propose
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260 K. I. Shulmansignificantly incr
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262 K. I. ShulmanShulman, K. I. and
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264 P. Briegerare not the same’
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266 P. Brieger(Basso et al., 2002).
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268 P. Briegeranxiety. For example,
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270 P. Briegerfundamental question
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272 P. BriegerAkiskal, H. S., Brieg
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274 P. BriegerHimmelhoch, J. M., Mu
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276 P. BriegerVieta, E., Colom, F.,
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278 K. Merikangas and K. Yuchildhoo
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280 K. Merikangas and K. Yumethodol
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282 K. Merikangas and K. Yusubtype
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284 K. Merikangas and K. Yuinterpre
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286 K. Merikangas and K. Yulatter;
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288 K. Merikangas and K. YuControll
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290 K. Merikangas and K. YuIn genet
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292 K. Merikangas and K. YuMarkers
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Table 13.3 (cont.)Study Sample Pedi
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296 K. Merikangas and K. YuChalleng
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298 K. Merikangas and K. YuAlthough
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300 K. Merikangas and K. Yumost of
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302 K. Merikangas and K. YuDowney,
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304 K. Merikangas and K. YuKelsoe,
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306 K. Merikangas and K. YuMerikang
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308 K. Merikangas and K. YuRobins,
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310 K. Merikangas and K. YuWeissman
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312 H. Grunze and J. WaldenFiève (
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314 H. Grunze and J. Waldenbipolar
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316 H. Grunze and J. Waldenblockade
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318 H. Grunze and J. Waldentogether
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320 H. Grunze and J. WaldenBuki, V.
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322 H. Grunze and J. WaldenMoscovic
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15The treatment of bipolar mixed st
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326 J. Cookson and S. GhalibWhether
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328 J. Cookson and S. Ghalibseparat
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330 J. Cookson and S. Ghalibracing
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332 J. Cookson and S. Ghalibbeing i
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334 J. Cookson and S. GhalibTable 1
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336 J. Cookson and S. Ghalib19 acut
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338 J. Cookson and S. Ghalibpredict
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340 J. Cookson and S. GhalibTable 1
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342 J. Cookson and S. Ghalib21/46 (
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344 J. Cookson and S. Ghalibincludi
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346 J. Cookson and S. GhalibBowden,
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348 J. Cookson and S. GhalibGrunze,
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350 J. Cookson and S. GhalibPeroutk
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352 J. Cookson and S. GhalibTohen,
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354 R. W. Baker et al.requiring tre
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356 R. W. Baker et al.Our primary f
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358 R. W. Baker et al.50% reduction
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360 R. W. Baker et al.extrapyramida
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362 R. W. Baker et al.Table 16.1 Im
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364 R. W. Baker et al.initiation of
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366 R. W. Baker et al.defined by ba
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368 R. W. Baker et al.Tohen, M., Sa
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370 G. Sachs and M. Gravesspecifica
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372 G. Sachs and M. Graves52%31% 37
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374 G. Sachs and M. Graveshas becom
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376 G. Sachs and M. Gravesare neede
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378 G. Sachs and M. GravesMonth 1 M
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380 G. Sachs and M. GravesDSM-IV→
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382 G. Sachs and M. GravesDemonstra
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384 G. Sachs and M. GravesBauer, M.
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IndexPage numbers in italic refer t
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388 Indexdepression, agitated (cont
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390 Indexgenetics of bipolar disord
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392 Indexmixed states (cont.)transi
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394 Indexrapid-cycling disorder (co
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