2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1399-5618.2007.00407.x
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Changes in insight among patients with bipolar I disorder: a 2‐year prospective study

Abstract: The types of insight changes among bipolar patients during the 2-year period were various and depended on the different clinical courses. Frequent mood disturbance episodes may cause patient insight to deteriorate.

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“…Bressi et al 3 reported a higher level of insight among depressed patients than among those with mixed episodes. Yen et al 7 found no differences in level of insight between euthymic and depressed bipolar patients. These previous studies performed limited evaluations of insight: a few used binary variables, while others used multidimensional scales, though unable to evaluate insight specifically related to depressive symptomatology.…”
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confidence: 95%
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“…Bressi et al 3 reported a higher level of insight among depressed patients than among those with mixed episodes. Yen et al 7 found no differences in level of insight between euthymic and depressed bipolar patients. These previous studies performed limited evaluations of insight: a few used binary variables, while others used multidimensional scales, though unable to evaluate insight specifically related to depressive symptomatology.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…Higher ISAD total scores (i.e., worse insight) correlated with higher rates of At least six studies have evaluated insight in bipolar depression. 3,4,7,[17][18][19] In all of them, insight in mania was more impaired than in bipolar depression. Bressi et al 3 reported a higher level of insight among depressed patients than among those with mixed episodes.…”
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“…Esse fenômeno é comumente associado a inúmeras alterações presentes na doença de Alzheimer 73 . 85 TB (48 dp; 37 eu) MDIS CANTAB (RTI, PRM e SWM), SCWT, CVLT, CPT, IQ, ELT < Insight global: < memória; e melhor velocidade de processamento < Insight sobre a doença: < memória; < aprendizado emocional; e melhor velocidade de processamento TB: transtorno bipolar; mn: mania; dp: depressão; eu: eutímico; SUMD 48 dp Sobre a doença SUMD mn < dp; ms < dp Sobre tratamento ms < dp Sobre consequências sociais ms < mn < dp Cassidy (2010) 156 TB: 86 mn vs. 29 ms vs. 14 dp vs. 27 eu Global item 13 SMS mn < dp; mn < ms; mn < eu Yen et al (2007a) 65 TB acompanhados por 2 anos (16: um episódio mn; 3: um episódio dp; 6 mais de um episódio mn ou dp) Global SAI-E mn < eu = dp 30 dp Sobre a doença SUMD mn < dp Sobre tratamento mn < ms; mn < dp Sobre consequências sociais mn < ms; mn < dp 35 dp Sobre consequências sociais SUMD mn < dp; mn < ms Peralta e Cuesta (1998) 28 TB: 21 mn vs. 7 dp Global MADP mn < dp TB: transtorno bipolar; mn: mania; ms: episódio misto; dp: depressão; eu: eutímico; SUMD 17 . É possível também que eles possuam maior status socioeconômico, com acesso a melhores serviços de saúde e formas de tratamento.…”
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