A three‐year follow‐up of major depression, dysthymia, minor depression and subsyndromal depression: results from a population‐based study
作者： Yvonne Forsell
DOI: 10.1002/DA.20231
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摘要: This study examined the 3-year outcome of major depression (MD)/dysthymic disorder (DD), minor (MinD), and subsyndromal symptomatic (SSD) in a population-based sample. The aims were to fluctuating nature symptoms analyze risk fulfilling criteria for MD/DD at follow-up. An extensive questionnaire was sent out persons ages 20–64 years registered Stockholm County. Depression assessed with Major Inventory. After 3 procedure repeated, 8,622 participated both waves. Diagnoses MD/DD, MinD, or SSD made. Highest stability specific depressive category found those affected, only 35.9% had one fewer frequency symptom equal MinD (58.9%) (56.5%). relative (RR) Wave 2 highest affected by (RR=22.4) 1, whereas similar rates (RR=4.8 5.0, respectively). supports view that is dimensional illness, moving diagnostic subtypes. prognosis severe half all three categories. Anxiety 24:62–65, 2007. © 2006 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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