G.B. Cassano, P. Castrogiovanni, M. Mauri, G. Rutigliano, R. Pirro, G. Cerone, N.P. Nielsen, S. Reitano, N. Guidotti, D. Bedarida, F.P. Marchetti, A. Catalano, M.V. Benecchi, G. Amabile, M. Zanasi, L. Pugliese, M.L. Rocco, A. Balestrieri, M. Tansella, L. Burti, F. Pariante
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A multicenter controlled trial in phobic-obsessive psychoneurosis. The effect of chlorimipramine and of its combinations with haloperidol and diazepam
1.
1. Chlorimipramine has been reported to be effective in the treatment of phobic-obsessive patients. It has been widely used in combination with anti-anxiety compounds such as benzodiazepines, or with major tranquillizers, such as butirophenones, but no clear-cut superiority of anyone of these treatments has been yet established.
2.
2. A multicenter trial was performed to compare the therapeutic characteristics of chlorimipramine alone with those displayed in combination with haloperidol or diazepam in patients showing an obsessive and/or phobic sympomatology.
3.
3. A total of 54 inpatients of both sexes were admitted to a 60-day trial and were treated in double-blind conditions. The experiment was carried-out in three groups: chlorimipramine, chlorimipramine and diazepam, and chlorimipramine and haloperidol.
4.
4. The psychopatological picture and the evaluation of clinical efficacy was assessed by a battery of instruments: the MMPI, the RSD of Hamilton, the BPRS of Overall and Gorham and the IMPS of Lorr. For safety a check-list of side-effects has been used.
5.
5. After statistical processing, the data gathered from various centres seem to indicate differentiated types of response in all three treatments. These data suggest a possible differentiation in the use of the three treatments.