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Volume 18 - December 2006

Contents

Page 14 of 15

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Abstracts from ‘Brainwaves’— The Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research Annual Meeting 2006, 6–8 December, Sydney, Australia

Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder in the Real World – ‘Best Buys and Best Bets’
J Kulkarni, P McGorry
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05-01 The Australian SCAP Study: real-world schizophrenia – outcomes and economics
J Kulkarni, P Fitzgerald, AR Castella, K Filia, S Filia, D Jackson, L Christova, W Montgomery
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05-02 The Australian SCAP Study: real-world schizophrenia – economics
W Montgomery, P Fitzgerald, AR de Castella, K Filia, S Filia, L Christova, J Kulkarni
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05-03 Disease burden of bipolar and schizoaffective disorder in an Australian cohort
AR de Castella, M Berk, P Fitzgerald, S Filia, K Filia, S Tahtalian, S Dodd, P. Callaly, L Berk, K Kelin, M Smith, A Brnabic, AJ Lowry, W Montgomery, J Kulkarni
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05-04 Are the short-term cost savings and benefits of an early psychosis program maintained at 8-year follow-up?
MG Harris, C Mihalopoulos, LP Henry, SM Harrigan, SF Farrelly, OS Schwartz, AL Prosser, HJ Jackson, PD McGorry
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05-05 Cost-effectiveness of a preventive intervention for young people at ultrahigh risk of developing psychosis
L Phillips, S Cotton, P McGorry, H Yuen, C Mihalopoulos, S Shih, D Kelly, J Ward, R Carter, A Yung
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Psychopathologies of Social Cognition: Linking Neural, Cognitive and Clinical Perspectives
R Langdon
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06-01 Emotion regulation in affective and nonaffective psychoses
MJ Green
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06-02 Processing and responding to social stimuli in borderline personality disorder: a selective review
M Jovev
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06-03 What is the evidence that social cognition deficits in schizophrenia represent a vulnerability marker?
C Loughland
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06-04 Social cognition in nonforensic psychopathy: further evidence for a dissociation between intact ‘theory of mind’ and impaired emotion processing
M Aylett, M Mahmut, R Langdon, M Green
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06-05 Theory of mind in Williams syndrome assessed using a nonverbal task
M Porter
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Brain Stimulation Approaches in the Treatment of Depression
C Loo
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07-01 ECT – future directions: a trial of the effectiveness and safety of four forms of ECT, bitemporal, bifrontal, right unilateral and right unilateral (ultrabrief pulsewidth)
C Loo, P Sheehan, B Lyndon
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07-02 TMS treatment for depression: overview of efficacy and report on a sham-controlled trial of twice daily left prefrontal rTMS
P Mitchell, C Loo, G Malhi, T McFarquhar, P Sachdev
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07-03 Vagus nerve stimulation for treatment-resistant depression: utility and possible mechanisms of action
JN Trollor
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07-04 Direct current and deep brain stimulation with lessons from neurosurgery
G Malhi, C Loo, J Lagopoulos, M Pigot, K Moss, P Mitchell, P Sachdev
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Different Approaches to Endophenotypes in Schizophrenia
E Scarr
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08-01 Neurochemical endophenotypes of schizophrenia
E Scarr
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08-02 Identifying Disease-specific Protein Expression Patterns Within the Syndrome of Schizophrenia
B Dean
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Symposia

Abstracts from ‘Brainwaves’— The Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research Annual Meeting 2006, 6–8 December, Sydney, Australia

Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder in the Real World – ‘Best Buys and Best Bets’

05-01 The Australian SCAP Study: real-world schizophrenia – outcomes and economics

05-02 The Australian SCAP Study: real-world schizophrenia – economics

05-03 Disease burden of bipolar and schizoaffective disorder in an Australian cohort

05-04 Are the short-term cost savings and benefits of an early psychosis program maintained at 8-year follow-up?

05-05 Cost-effectiveness of a preventive intervention for young people at ultrahigh risk of developing psychosis

Psychopathologies of Social Cognition: Linking Neural, Cognitive and Clinical Perspectives

06-01 Emotion regulation in affective and nonaffective psychoses

06-02 Processing and responding to social stimuli in borderline personality disorder: a selective review

06-03 What is the evidence that social cognition deficits in schizophrenia represent a vulnerability marker?

06-04 Social cognition in nonforensic psychopathy: further evidence for a dissociation between intact ‘theory of mind’ and impaired emotion processing

06-05 Theory of mind in Williams syndrome assessed using a nonverbal task

Brain Stimulation Approaches in the Treatment of Depression

07-01 ECT – future directions: a trial of the effectiveness and safety of four forms of ECT, bitemporal, bifrontal, right unilateral and right unilateral (ultrabrief pulsewidth)

07-02 TMS treatment for depression: overview of efficacy and report on a sham-controlled trial of twice daily left prefrontal rTMS

07-03 Vagus nerve stimulation for treatment-resistant depression: utility and possible mechanisms of action

07-04 Direct current and deep brain stimulation with lessons from neurosurgery

Different Approaches to Endophenotypes in Schizophrenia

08-01 Neurochemical endophenotypes of schizophrenia

08-02 Identifying Disease-specific Protein Expression Patterns Within the Syndrome of Schizophrenia

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Abstracts from ‘Brainwaves’— The Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research Annual Meeting 2006, 6–8 December, Sydney, Australia