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Disease relevance of fluvoxamine

 

Psychiatry related information on fluvoxamine

 

High impact information on fluvoxamine

 

Chemical compound and disease context of fluvoxamine

 

Biological context of fluvoxamine

 

Anatomical context of fluvoxamine

  • We measured ALLO content in four cisternal-lumbar fractions of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) before and 8-10 weeks after treatment with fluoxetine or fluvoxamine in 15 patients with unipolar major depression [23].
  • High-speed in vivo electrochemical recordings were used to assess the ability of the SSRI fluvoxamine to modulate the clearance of locally applied serotonin in the CA3 region of hippocampus in drug- or vehicle-treated rats [24].
  • CONCLUSIONS: After improvement of OCD with either fluvoxamine or behavioral therapy, hyperactivation of the frontal lobe related to a symptom-provocative state decreases, and posterior brain activity related to action-monitoring function increases [25].
  • A comparison of the effects of imipramine and fluvoxamine on the thyroid axis [26].
  • In a human liver microsome preparation, fluvoxamine showed a concentration-dependent inhibition of clozapine N-demethylation [27].
 

Associations of fluvoxamine with other chemical compounds

 

Gene context of fluvoxamine

 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of fluvoxamine

  • Effective pharmacotherapy of alcoholic amnestic disorder with fluvoxamine. Preliminary findings [14].
  • METHOD: During phase I, patients participated in a double-blind study of the effects of imipramine versus fluvoxamine, with final evaluation of response 4 weeks after patients attained the target plasma level [29].
  • Brain fluvoxamine concentration in the children was lower, consistent with a lower dose/body mass drug prescription; when brain concentration was adjusted for dose/mass, age effects were no longer significant [15].
  • RESULTS: Compared with placebo, fluvoxamine was associated with a significantly greater rate of reduction in the frequency of binges, rate of reduction in CGI severity scores, rate of increase in CGI improvement scores, level of response for patients who completed the 9-week study, and rate of reduction in body mass index [2].
  • METHODS: The serum concentration of fluvoxamine was determined by high-performance liquid chromatography for 48 hours after oral administration of a single dose of 50 mg fluvoxamine to 12 smokers (> or = 10 cigarettes per day) and 12 nonsmokers [35].

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