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PubMed1980

[Drug fever caused by the antidepressive agent nomifensine (Alival)].

During 1979 4 patients were observed who developed short episodes of fever as high as 104 degrees F after oral intake of 25--100 mg nomifensine (Alival). In all four cases a clear fever spike was produced by reexposure to the drug. The reaction time was 4--6 hours. this drug-induced fever appeared initially 2--4 weeks after the commencement of Alival therapy. No other cause for the fever was identifiable. In one patient an allergic alveolitis was suspected to be a further reaction. In another patient a concomitant granulomatous hepatitis was possibly also due to this drug. It is probable that the febrile reactions have an allergic mechanism. Allergologic investigations have not yet been completed.

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PubMed1995

[Addition of lithium to medication in depressive patient resistant to treatment with tricyclic antidepressive agents].

Two women, aged 51 and 65 years, with tricyclic-resistant depression (DSM-III-R) were treated with lithium addition. This is a valuable therapeutic alternative. Interactions and side effects should be closely monitored. Treatment response is possible in a short period of time (1 week), but recovery after lithium addition may also take a few weeks. It is not yet clear which patients will respond to lithium addition and in what way, and which will not. It is advisable to use lithium addition with adequate plasma lithium levels.

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PubMed1990

Research on psychotropic agents. III. Antidepressant activity and neuropsychobehavioural effects of new 5H-Pyrrolo[1,2-b][1,2,5]benzotriazepine derivatives.

The synthesis of 5H-pyrrolo[1,2-b][1,2,5]benzotriazepine derivatives related to imipramine and aptazepine antidepressant agents is reported. Pharmacological screening on new tricyclic derivatives showed that in some cases antidepressant effects at equimolecular dose with imipramine are associated with sedative-muscle relaxant activities and antinociception.

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