Stability and treatment outcome of distinct classes of mania

Inge van Rossum; Josep María Haro; Diederik E. Tenback; Maarten M. Boomsma; Iris Goetz; Eduard Vieta; Jim van Os

doi:10.1016/j.eurpsy.2008.02.005

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The identified distinct classes are stable and associated with differential treatment outcome. Overall, Dual and Psychotic mania show less favourable outcomes compared to Typical mania. These findings additionally give rise to concern on the generalisability of randomized clinical trials RCTs.

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