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Am J Psychiatry 112:898-902, May 1956
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.112.11.898
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CHLORPROMAZINE: ALONE AND AS AN ADJUNCT TO GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS

RICHARD C. COWDEN PH. D.1, M. ZAX A. M.1, J. ROSS HAGUE M. D.1, , and R. C. FINNEY M. D.1

1 The V. A. Hospital.

Eight schizophrenic patients received chlorpromazine and group psychotherapy, 8 received only chlorpromazine, and 7 patients acted as control. The two groups receiving the drug improved significantly more than the control in practically all measures. The 8 patients receiving group therapy in addition to the drug showed greater improvement than the drug-only group. Chlorpromazine is an effective adjunct to other therapies when used properly. It is not effective with all types of patients.




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