2020
DOI: 10.1017/s109285291900186x
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On the limited availability of classic MAOIs in Belgium: the “call for action” extended

Abstract: Cite this article: Van den Eynde V. On the limited availability of classic MAOIs in Belgium: the "call for action" extended. CNS Spectrums

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“…However, broad‐action tricyclics have been quantified as superior to narrow‐action selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in those with melancholic depression, with differential effectiveness increasing with older age of the patient 4 , while the dual‐action antidepressants appear to have intermediate efficacy. Any such gradient might then logically argue for a TRD management model whereby those with melancholia not responding to an SSRI then receive a broader‐action antidepressant – perhaps a dual‐action antidepressant, followed by a TCA, and then possibly a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) – with MAOIs long positioned as strong candidates for managing treatment‐resistant melancholia 5 .…”
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“…However, broad‐action tricyclics have been quantified as superior to narrow‐action selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in those with melancholic depression, with differential effectiveness increasing with older age of the patient 4 , while the dual‐action antidepressants appear to have intermediate efficacy. Any such gradient might then logically argue for a TRD management model whereby those with melancholia not responding to an SSRI then receive a broader‐action antidepressant – perhaps a dual‐action antidepressant, followed by a TCA, and then possibly a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) – with MAOIs long positioned as strong candidates for managing treatment‐resistant melancholia 5 .…”
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confidence: 99%