Deconstructing major depressive episodes by severity and chronicity: a cross-diagnostic cluster-analysis on large, international, observational study

Deconstructing major depressive episodes by severity and chronicity: a cross-diagnostic cluster-analysis on large, international, observational study

Авторы:

CorponiI F. Anmella G. Murru A. Samalin L., VerdoliniI N., Popovic D., Azorin J., Angst J., Bowden C., Mosolov S., Joung A., PerugiI G., Vieta E., SerrettiI A., PacciarottiI I.

Материалы научных конференций

Название научной конференции:

32nd ECNP Congress

Место и дата проведения научной конференции:

Copenhagen, Denmark, 7-10 September 2019

Доклад:

Опубликованный тезис

Научное учреждение-организатор:

European Psychiatric Association

Место издания:

Copenhagen

Название издательства:

Elsevier BV

Год издания:

2019

Страницы:

s237-s238

Язык:

English

Аннотация:

A major depressive episode (MDE) is a transdi- agnostic nosographic construct straddling Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and Bipolar Disorder (BD). The inﬂation of speciﬁers in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) can be viewed as an ef- fort to map various hues of severity and chronicity, clinging onto a categorical framework. A potentially useful and more parsimonious approach to capturing much of the hetero- geneity of depressive disorders is to classify them along two dimensions, one reﬂecting severity and the other chronicity.

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Администратор КМЕА 2020-05-29

Ключевые слова:

major depressive episodes, bipolar Disorder, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorderstatistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-5,

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