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Am J Psychiatry 157:1006-1008, June 2000
© 2000 American Psychiatric Association


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Platelet Activation in Depression and Effects of Sertraline Treatment: An Open-Label Study

Jerome H. Markovitz, M.D., M.P.H., John L. Shuster, M.D.,, William S. Chitwood, M.D., Roberta S. May, M.A., and Lelland C. Tolbert, Ph.D.

OBJECTIVE: The authors’ goal was to determine whether sertraline attenuates the increased platelet activation seen among depressed patients.METHOD: They tested 21 otherwise healthy patients with untreated major depressive episode who were 25–52 years old and 21 age- and sex-matched comparison subjects. Patients received 6 weeks of sertraline treatment, and 17 returned for retesting.RESULTS: At baseline, the depressed patients had greater platelet secretion than the comparison subjects in response to collagen. Depressed patients with a family history of coronary disease had nonsignificantly greater wound-induced fibrinogen receptor binding than the other subjects. Platelet secretion in response to collagen was significantly reduced after treatment with sertraline.CONCLUSIONS: Sertraline diminished the increased platelet secretion found among depressed patients, although the findings are limited by a lack of a placebo control group.




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