1963
DOI: 10.1210/jcem-23-9-881
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Effect of Chlorpromazine with Procyclidine and Imipramine on Radioactive Iodine Uptake

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“…4 -r '' n -12> -• 2B ' 28 ' 34 In general the high-cholesterol subjects have been seen as restless, competitive, driving persons, while the lower-cholesterol subjects have been considered more placid and self-satisfied. A recent study by Sletten et al, 2 " made in mental hospital patients, found that higher cholesterol levels were associated with high energy, drive, and emotional intensity, whereas "low-cholesterol subjects were more regressed and withdrawn with less evidence of initiative and positive mental health." In the present study in chronic schizophrenic women, the findings prior to drug treatment indicate that higher cholesterol levels appear to associate consistently with less withdrawal, greater awareness of others, and less gross psychopathology in general.…”
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“…4 -r '' n -12> -• 2B ' 28 ' 34 In general the high-cholesterol subjects have been seen as restless, competitive, driving persons, while the lower-cholesterol subjects have been considered more placid and self-satisfied. A recent study by Sletten et al, 2 " made in mental hospital patients, found that higher cholesterol levels were associated with high energy, drive, and emotional intensity, whereas "low-cholesterol subjects were more regressed and withdrawn with less evidence of initiative and positive mental health." In the present study in chronic schizophrenic women, the findings prior to drug treatment indicate that higher cholesterol levels appear to associate consistently with less withdrawal, greater awareness of others, and less gross psychopathology in general.…”
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“…In our previous report, 3 significantly more imipramine-treated patients had an increase of more than 5 per cent in 13 'l uptake than placebo-treated patients. This finding was not confirmed by our present study.…”
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“…However, there was a significant increase in the group variance of the posttreatment-pretreatment ratio of each subject in the imipramine group, compared with placebo (variance ratio = 2.961; p < 0.01). To check this, we reanalyzed the data of the previously reported series 3 with similar results (variance ratio = 1.909; p < 0.05). This indicates that in both series, Imipramine produced signi£-cantly more increase and decrease in 131 I uptake than placebo.…”
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