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Carbamazepine in mixed frontal lobe and psychiatric disorders
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Carbamazepine in mixed frontal lobe and psychiatric disorders
J Clin Psychiatry.
1985 Sep.
Abstract
Carbamazepine was given to five patients with mixed frontal lobe disease and a variety of primary psychiatric disorders. All five patients benefited significantly. A decrease in affective lability was the most consistent result. Carbamazepine may be an alternative to chronic high-dose neuroleptic therapy in these patients.
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