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Am J Psychiatry 117:458-459, November 1960
doi: 10.1176/appi.ajp.117.5.458
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CONVULSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH ANTI-DEPRESSANT DRUGS

W. L. SHARP M.D.

1. From my results of three cases developing epileptiform seizures, out of 58 cases, which have been on the more commonly used MAO drugs, it would appear that we could expect this unwelcome reaction in about 4 or 5% of cases.







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