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El proyecto de trastorno bipolar de Maudsley: Características clínicas del trastorno bipolar I en una muestra de tratamiento de un área de captación
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 May 2020
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Las características clínicas del trastorno bipolar I (TBI) tienen importancia pronóstica y terapéutica. El propósito de este estudio era examinar el efecto de las variables demográficas y clínicas en el curso del TBI. Revisamos las notas clínicas de todos los pacientes con TBI (n = 63) que recibieron tratamiento en un servicio psiquiátrico de Londres durante un período de 1 mes. Los comienzos depresivo y maníaco eran igual de probables, sin ninguna diferencia de género. Cuanto más temprana era la edad de comienzo, más probable era que los pacientes experimentaran rasgos psicóticos. Sólo los comienzos depresivos predecían un número más alto de episodios de la misma polaridad. El género masculino y el abuso de sustancias se asociaban con una edad menor en la primera presentación, mientras que las mujeres con abuso de sustancias comórbido tenían más episodios maníacos. Los pacientes varones tenían más probabilidades de estar desempleados o ser solteros que las mujeres.
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