Sentence examples for endogenous depression from inspiring English sources

Seventy-nine percent of these patients had a diagnosable depressive illness, but endogenous depression was rare (5%).

Three hundred and ninety subjects were studied to address the question: among a mixed population with a range of depressive symptoms, will syndromes resembling endogenous depression and demoralization emerge from the range of presentation of depressive symptoms?

The first step in reclassifying depression must consider the historical classification (including exogenous and endogenous depression), despite the lack of any outstanding differences between dynamic and mixed depressive states in terms of clinical picture and long-term outcome.

Plasma cortisol secretion and REM period latency in adult endogenous depression.

At the same time, multiple studies have demonstrated a stronger association between the increased activation of HPA-axis and melancholic, or endogenous depression subtype.

Methods: This investigation was carried out with 50 consecutively admitted in-patients with endogenous depression according to ICD 9 and unipolar major depression according to DSM-III-R as ascertained by SCID.

The push and pull between "reactive" depression (the kind that relates to our environment and life experience) and "endogenous" depression (where something goes wrong in the brain) forms the basis of Lost Connections, an eye-opening, highly detailed though sometimes frustrating investigation into the causes and cures of depression.

Comparative diagnostic criteria for melancholia and endogenous depression.

The Newcastle Endogenous Depression Diagnostic Index: validity and reliability.

The newcastle Endogenous Depression Diagnostic Index of Carney et al. was studied for reliability and validity.

Five scales were evaluated for the diagnosis of melancholia or endogenous depression.