The syndrome of inappropriate secretion of the antidiuretic hormone and self-induced water intoxication in schizophrenic patients.
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Biomedical subjects
J Pérez-Cruet
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[Correlation between serum levels of amitriptyline and the Hamilton scale of depression using high-pressure liquid chromatography].
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Polypsychopharmacy in Puerto Rican veterans outpatients.
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Hypersomnic diazepam abstinence syndrome: a case report.
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Double-blind study of lecithin in the treatment of persistent tardive dyskinesia.
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Thymus gland involution induced by lithium chloride.
Chronic treatment with lithium chloride produced significant involution of the thymus gland with histological evidence of reduced cellularity due to loss of thymic lymphocytes and a significant reduction in the weight of the gland in normal and adrenalectomized mice. Lithium also increased corticosterone levels in normal mice without changes in adrenal weights. The involution of the thymus gland is most likely due to an effect of lithium on the gland, and it is not mediated by adrenocortical mechanisms or stress.
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Acute effects of heroin and morphine on newly synthesized serotonin in rat brain.
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Dietary regulation of brain tryptophan metabolism by plasma ratio of free tryptophan and neutral amino acids in humans.
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Conditioning of striatal dopamine metabolism with methadone, morphine or bulbocapnine as an unconditioned stimulus.
Psychotropic drugs such as methadone, morphine and bulbocapnine produce increments in dopamine metabolism as an unconditioned reflex. When a buzzer noise is used as a conditioned stimulus (CS) with these drugs as unconditioned stimuli, the buzzer CS acquires the properties of the drugs in increasing dopamine metabolism. These results suggest that the brain, like other visceral organs, can be conditioned in terms of neurotransmitter release or metabolism.
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