304
Author Index (Vol. 9)
Agren.
H. and
maJor
Terenius.
depression
aminergic Alarcon.
and
R.D..
Tolbert.
Kemp.
metabolism
S.A..
Peet.
caesmm.
Ward,
other
elements
M., see Pare. N.C.,
see Coryell.
Andreasen,
N.C..
see Lewis.
Bjrrre.
M.. see Mnller,
Breier.
A., see Roy. N.
CnaJor
and
Davis.
assessement
symptoms),
C.L.,
see Miller.
A.L..
Endicott,
J.. see Coryell. J.. see Lewis.
levels
of vanadium.
patients).
Faravelli.
C. (Life
(Short
187
Cadoret.
D.. see Hanin,
R.J..
Carney.
Clayton, (The
G.N..
E.. see Merikangah.
K.R..
A.. bee Hanin.
DSM-III of
criteria
the
in
descriptwe
Cook.
factors
E. and in major
C.E.,
(Phenomenology depression).
I., Koslow.
Coryell.
vegetative
Test
Nurnberg.
in depressive,
psychosls).
R. (Outcome major
secondary J..
symptoms
wick,
D.. Frazer.
fluid
levels
M.J.. and
-
depression).
Kocsis.
major
Keller.
family
depression),
M.
and
history
see
Healy.
D..
Carney,
pression
265
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pain
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Pelton.
P.V..
P.A..
Changes
trazodone
C.L..
Bruns-
E. (Cerebrosptnal imipramine
IO plasma
and
levels
and
165
O’Halloran. and
A. and serotonin
associated
wth
or amltriptyline).
E.. see Cadoret,
J.D..
Bowden.
Robins,
Relationship
adrenoceptora ~
J.H.,
R.J..
Leonard. receptors
response
B.E. i” de-
to treatment
285 155
M., 47
see Kronfol,
Z.. 169
Judd,
F.K.,
basis
Burrows,
of anxiety
G.D.
and
Norman,
An overwew).
T.R.
(The
biological
271
psychotic
S. (Neuro-
and depression),
Science
in
Communi-
G., 63
Rabina,
G.. see Kerkhofs.
Keitner.
R. and
S. (Ke-
69
Hoffman,
N.C.
M.. 181
R.. France,
M. age
progno-
Andreasen,
in DSM-III
Ahlex.
(Short
nortriptyline.
~
Heywood, House.
Haag,
matched
nonsuppression
study)
J. and
of amitrlptyline.
K.. see Ulrich.
non-
149
B. (Short-term
A. and
dexamethasone
A.. Carl,
K..
(Peripheral
therapy
Halaris.
and
wth
W.. 1 S.H.,
Harris.
with
M.I.
A study
A negative
coutome).
H.G.
13
J.. Krishna”,
loss
Harms.
107
with desipramine
M. and Pfohl.
W.. see Zimmerman.
Davidson,
A. and
S.. 219
and
Gitlm.
~
193
M.. see Greil.
E.. 249
Mairhofer.
in the elderly
patients
Haag.
253
of nonpsychotic and
H.E.. weight
treatment
schizo-affective
Endicott.
1
Hanin.
Z., 169
W.. Zimmerman. W.,
5
137
M.C..
desmethylimipramine
Suppression
sis in primary Coryell.
groups),
Troughton,
19
Dexamethasone
in autotypes Coryell.
A.C..
see Lykouras.
W. and Turner.
dosage
depression).
D.. 285
B.L.. see Shukla.
C‘oryell.
(Lithium
catlo”).
Heywood.
C.M.B..
W.. Stoltzenburg.
ported
271
J.. Rothpearl,
and
disorder
I.. 69
V.. see Pare.
Greil.
depressed
Prudic,
depressive
of panic
S.E., 223
Fraxr,
I.. 69
S.. see Kronfol.
E.F..
the onset
103
F., see Moller,
Gwirtsman.
T.W.,
see Whittera.
P.. see Lewis.
Coccaro.
preceding
Frank.
199
and environmental
P.A.. see Healy.
Chapman.
wents
Communication),
J.. 213
115
F.K.,
O’Gorman,
Chriatodoulou,
253
R.. see Davidson.
I., 69
see Judd,
J., see Hanin.
W.. 13 C.E.,
France.
155 Carl,
M.. 47
A. 143
297
253
A”
Bowden.
R.J.,
see Roy,
Endicott.
Glovcr.
1.. 69
E. (Genetic
N., 199
V.. see Kerkhofs.
A.R..
Fog-Moller,
(Refining
see Hanin,
Cadoret.
A
137
G.C.
-
of criterion
G.D..
see Breslau.
S.E.. 223
C.L.,
Burrows.
~
W.. 13
Bowden. Brunswick,
(One-
disorders
in depressive
C.E.,
G.C.,
D.A..
J.R.
A.. 143
depression
validity
Morere.
in affective
C.M.B..
Andreasen.
Breslau.
J.A..
Smythiea,
(Blood
Davis.
De Martelaere. Dora”.
Monti.
N.I.
with mono-
25
Communication),
M. and
and
Al Mousawi.
(Short
CSF
B. and
disturbances
report)
in patients
between
indices).
L.C..
W.G..
preliminary Ali.
Interactions
endorphinergic
Walter-Ryan. carbon
L. (Hallucinations
~
Pub1isher.r
G.I..
see Norman.
W.H..
Kcllcr.
M.. see Coryell,
W.. 13
Kemp,
B., ,ee Alarcon.
R.D..
Kerkhofs.
M.. Hoffman,
213 B.V. (Biomedical
Division)
97
297
G., De Martelaere.
V.. Linkowski.
P.
305 and Mendlewicz, J. (Sleep EEG recordings in depressive disorders). 47 Kirk, L.. see Moller, SE., 223 Knudsen, A.. see Moller. S.E., 223 Kocsis. J.H.. see Hanin. I., 69 Koven. S.. see Rabins, P.V.. 165 Koslow, S.H., see Hanin, I.. 69 Krishnan. R., see Davidson, J., 213 Kronfol, Z.. Nasrallah, H.A., Chapman, S. and House, J.D. (Depression. cortisol metabolism and lymphocytopenia), 169 Kuhs, H. (Dexamethasone Suppression Test and sleep deprivation in endogenous depression), 121 Kupfer, D.J., see Merikangas. K.R., 5 Lee. N.F., Rush, A.J. and Mitchell, J.E. (Dulimia and depression), 231 Leonard, B.E., see Healy. D.. 285 Lewis, C.E.. Rice, J.. Andreasen, N., Clayton, P. and Endicott. J. (Alcoholism in antisocial and nonantisocial men with unipolar major depression), 253 Lewis, D.A. and McChesney, C. (Tritiated imipramine binding to platelets in manic subjects). 207 Linkowski. P., see Kerkhofs. M., 47 Loyd. D.W. and Twang. M.T. (Duration criteria and long-term outcome in affective disorder and schizophrenia), 35 Lykouras, E.. Christodoulou. G.N. and Malliaras, D. (Type and content of delusions in unipolar psychotic depression), 249 McChesney, C.. see Lewis, D.A.. 207 Mairhofer, M.I., see Creil, W., 1 Malliaras, D.. see Lykouras, E.. 249 Mazure, C., see Nelson, J.C.. 41 Mendlewicz. J.. see Kerkhofs, M., 47 Merikangas. K.R., Prusoff, B.A.. Kupfer. D.J. and Frank. E. (Marital adjustment in major depression), 5 Miller. A.L. Bowden. C.L. and Plewes, J. (Lithium and impairment of renal concentrating ability), 115 Miller. I.W.. see Norman. W.H.. 97 Miller. M.G.. see Shukla, S., 219 Mitchell, J.E., see Lee. N.F., 231 Mailer, SE., Odum. K., Kirk, L., Bjerre, M., Fog-Moller, F. and Knudsen. A. (Plasma tyrosine/neutral amino acid ratio correlated with clinical response to nortriptyline in endogeneously depressed patients). 223 Monti. J.A., see Alarcon. R.D.. 297 Morere. D.S.. see Alarcon. R.D., 297 Mott, J., see Waziri. R., 175 Mullaney. J.A. (The validity of two Newcastle Diagnostic Scales in the affective disorders - Bimodality and other correlates), 239 Nasrallah. H.A., see Kronfol, Z., 169 Nelson, J.C. and Mazure, C. (Ruminative thinking - A distinctive sign of melancholia). 41 Norman, T.R., see Judd, F.K.. 271 Norman. W.H., Keitner. G.I. and Miller, I.W. (MMPI, personality dysfunction and the Dexamethasone Suppression Test in major depression) (Short Communication), 97
Nurnberg. H.G.. see Coccaro, E.F., 107 0dum. K., see Moller, SE.. 223 O’Gorman. O’Halloran,
T.W., see Cadoret. R.J.. 155 A., see Healy, D.. 285
Pare, C.M.B., Al Mousawi, M., Sandler, M. and Clover. V. (Attempts to attenuate the “cheese effect” - Combined drug therapy in depressive illness), 137 Paykel. E.S. (The clinical interview for depression ~ Development, reliability and validity). 85 Peet. M., see Ali, S.A., 167 Pelton, S., see Davidson, J.. 213 Pfohl, B., see Coryell, W., 265 Pfohl. B., see Zimmerman, M.. 181 Pfohl. B., see Sherman. B.M., 55 Pickar. D., see Roy, A.. 143 Plewes, J.. see Miller, A.L., 115 Prudic. J., see Coccaro, E.F., 107 Prusoff, B.A., see Merikangas. K.R., 5 Rabins, P.V., Harvis, K. and Koven, S. (High fatality rates of late-life depression associated with cardiovascular disease), 165 Rise, J., see Lewis, C.E., 253 Robertson. M.M. and Trimble, M.R. (The treatment of depression in patients with epilepsy - A double-blind trial). 127 Robins. E., see Hanin. I., 69 Robinson, D.G. and Spiker. D.G. (Delusional depression ~ A one year follow-up), 79 Rothpearl, A., see Coccaro. E.F., 107 Roy, A.. Breier, A., Doran. A.R. and Pickar. D. (Life events in depression - Relationship to subtypes). 143 Rush. A.J., see Lee. N.F.. 231 Sandier, M.. see Pare, C.M.B., 137 Sherman, B.M. and Pfohl, B. (Rhythm-related changes in pituitary-adrenal function in depression), 55 Shukla, S., Cook, B.L. and Miller, M.G. (Lithium-carbamazepine versus lithium-neuroleptic prophylaxis is bipolar illness), 219 Smythies, J.R.. see Alarcon, R.D., 297 Spiker, D.G.. see Robinson, D.G.. 79 Stoltzenburg. M.C., see Greil, W., 1 Terenius, L., see Agren, H., 25 Tolbert, L.C., see Alarcon. R.D., 297 Trimble, M.R., see Robertson. M.M.. 127 Troughton, E., see Cadoret, R.J., 155 Tsuang, M.T., see Loyd. D.W., 35 Turner, R.. see Coryell, W., 149 Ulrich, G. and Harms, K. (A video analysis of the non-verbal behaviour of depressed patients before and after treatment), 63 Walter-Ryan, W.G., see Alarcon, Ward. N.I., see Ali, S.A.. 167
R.D., 297
306
Wuirl, from Whitten. &ted Widmer,
R.. Molt.
.I. and Wilcox.
nonapychotic A.C.. with R.B..
Cadoret. suicide
J. (Differentiation
depression
by a biological
R.J. and attempts
see Whltters.
Widmer.
in alcohol
A.C..
19
of psychotic marker).
R.B. (Factors abuse).
175 XSSO-
Wilcox.
J., see Waziri.
Zimmerman.
M.m
and dimensional
R.. 175
Coryrll. models
W. and
Pfohl.
of endogenous
1Y Zimmerman.
M.. see Coryell.
W.. 265
B. (The
categorical
depression).
181