Psychopharmacologic Agents in Child Psychiatry

Eveloff, Herbert H.

doi:10.1001/archpsyc.1966.01730110024004

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“…Hypokinetic-rigid symptoms seem to occur less fre quently in children than in adults; the reverse is true for hyperkinetic and dyskinetic symptoms (18). Apathizing neuroleptics mainly induce the former type of symptoms, whereas activating neuroleptics more often produce the latter type (64).…”

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Psychotropic Drugs in Child Psychiatry

Praag¹

1969

Int Pharmacopsychiatry

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Psychotropic Drugs in Child Psychiatry

Praag¹

1969

Int Pharmacopsychiatry

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“…5. Amphetamine and dextroamphetammc are the forms most irequently prescribed for hyperactivity and impulsiv,ity due to brain damage .34-311 A third cortical stimulator, Tnethylphenitlate,3~*, 3$ reportedly improves learning peerformance in children with emotional maladjustment without brain damage.…”

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Therapeutics Review: Psychotropic Drugs in Children

Willner

Gordon

1969

Clin Pediatr (Phila)

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Drug therapy in emotional disorders of children must be based on the experience of the therapist as well as the response desired in each individual patient. Psychopharmacotherapy is well within the range of the pediatrician—not limited exclusively to the child psychiatrist This up-to-date survey of the psychotropic drugs includes a summary of those most useful, with suggested dosages and possible toxic effects.A HE pediatrician, usually the first physician to see the emotionally disturbed child, must be able to between normal behavior for the the occasional rebelliousness of childhood, and subtle behavioral ~.~aerrations indicative of psychiatric disease. The pediatrician is the one who has to initiate psychologic management of both parents and child in the face of medical or surgical crises. He must be prepared to make the distinction between repetitive, self-limited behavioral. storms and those which make psychiatric referral imperative. Neither. psychiatrists nor pediatriciam can on how far the. nonpsychiatrist should' attempt, to go. when cc~nfronted with

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“…Others, such as insomnia and poor appetite, may interfere indirectly through their debilitating effects on the patient. Certain phenothiazines have been effective in reducing these symptoms (2,4), but it has been reported that they may produce drowsiness (1,2,3) and reduce mental alertness (2).…”

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Haloperidol in the Treatment of Behavioural Disorders in Children and Adolescents

1969

Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal

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Psychopharmacologic Agents in Child Psychiatry

Cited by 15 publications

References 32 publications

Psychotropic Drugs in Child Psychiatry

Psychotropic Drugs in Child Psychiatry

Therapeutics Review: Psychotropic Drugs in Children

Haloperidol in the Treatment of Behavioural Disorders in Children and Adolescents

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