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Tripolar Affective Disorder – the Old/new Clinical and Nosological Category

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 April 2020

N. Ilankovic*
Affiliation:
Neuropsychiatry, Medi Group Hospital, Belgrade, Serbia

Abstract

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Methods

One year affective symptom status rating with BP-II for 40 patients were based on interviews conducted at one month interval in prospective follow up. The clinical pictures, the number of shifts and the polarity were examined.

Results

In these 1 years follow up the patients with BP-II were szmptomatic 56.1 % of months: depressive 61.2 % of months, manic 9.5 % of months and mixed 6.3 %. Subsyndromal (minor) depressive states and hzpomanic syndromes were evaluated in 33 % of months.

Conclusion

According to this results, our older results and many other clinical observations in literature, it is obligatory to introduce the new clinical/nosological category in current clinical praxis and in new classifications with name TRIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDERS.

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Copyright © European Psychiatric Association 2015
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