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A pivot from synaptic monoamine processes to further downstream processes: The impact of ketamine research.
Perspectives in Psychiatric Care 2018 July 25
PURPOSE: Currently only one-third of patients treated for depression enjoy complete remission of their negative symptoms. This paper explores ketamine research as it applies to understanding and treating mood illnesses.
CONCLUSIONS: Ketamine's rapid antidepressant effect implicates downstream signal transduction involving the spontaneous transmissions associated with ketamine's action at the NMDA receptor.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: Better understanding of brain neuropathophysiology offers hope for symptom relief to those living with affective illness refractory to currently available medical management.
CONCLUSIONS: Ketamine's rapid antidepressant effect implicates downstream signal transduction involving the spontaneous transmissions associated with ketamine's action at the NMDA receptor.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: Better understanding of brain neuropathophysiology offers hope for symptom relief to those living with affective illness refractory to currently available medical management.
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