Stanley Center for the Innovative Treatment of Bipolar Disorder

FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 
ON BIPOLAR DISORDER



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1.  Treatment Seeking Among Persons with Hypomania (BP II)
V. Agosti

2.  Bipolar Depression: Differential Clinical Picture from Unipolar Depression
J.F. Allilaire, E.G. Hantouche, H.S. Akiskal, S. Lancrenon, J.M. Azorin, M.D., M. Bourgeois, M.D., D. Sechter, L. Chatenêt-Duchêne

3. Interpersonal Problems of Bipolar Patients and the Course of the Illness
A.C.F. Andrade, F. Lotufo Neto; C. M. L. Moraes, L. Russo

4. Safety and Tolerability of Lamotrigine in Controlled Mood Disorder Trials
J. Ascher, N. Earl, S. Brook, R. Emsley, S. Frangou, L. Davis, D. Feifel, J. McEvoy

5. Case Report of 5 Bipolar Disorder Patients (Rapid Cycling) Followed for 3 Years, Treated with Lamotrigine
S. A. Asghar

6. Childhood-onset Bipolar Disorder: IQ Testing
N.B. Austin, D.F. Papolos, G.L. Faedda

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7. Depression During Mania: Treatment Response to Olanzapine or Placebo?
R.W. Baker, M.D., M. Tohen, M.D., Dr. PH, R.C. Risser, M.S., V.L. Stauffer, Pharm.D., A. Breier, M.D., and G.D. Tollefson, M.D., Ph.D.

8. Olanzapine is Not Associated with Exacerbation of Bipolar Mania
R.W. Baker, M.D., D.R. Milton, M.S., M.F. Tohen, M.D., Dr. PH., V.L. Stauffer,. Pharm.D., A. Breier M.D.

9. Double-Blind Comparison of Lamotrigine vs. Valproate on Mood & Body Weight
P.S. Barrett, A. Vuong, V. Biton, K. Edwards, W. Mirza, D. Kalogjera-Sackellares, J.C. Sackellares, G. Montouris

10. Effects of Supraphysiological Levothyroxine (T4) on Cerebral Glucose Metabolism in Bipolar Depression: Findings from a Positron Emission Tomographic Study
M. Bauer, E.D. London, N. Rasgon, S. Berman, M. Mandelkern, M. Frye, J.J. Mazziotta, L. Altshuler, A.K. Shinn, M. Gitlin, P. C. Whybrow

11. A New Clinical and Research Tool for Bipolar Disorder: ChronoRecord Software for Daily Self-Reporting of Mood, Sleep and Medications
M. Bauer, L. Gyulai, T. Glenn, P. C. Whybrow

12. Risperidone as an Adjunctive Treatment in Mixed Mania
A. Benabarre, E. Vieta, A. Martínez-Aràn, J.M. Goikolea, B. Corbella, G. Martínez, A. Fernàndez

13. Increasing Reliability of Bipolar II Diagnosis
F. Benazzi

14. PTSD Onset Age: A Predictor of Psychiatric Comorbidity and Response to Topiramate
J. Berlant, M.D., Ph.D.

15. Morphometric Evidence of Hyperactivated Dorsal Raphe Neurons in Primary Mood Disorders
H. Bielau, P. Danos, D. Krell, S. Diekmann, H.G. Bernstein, B. Baumann, B. Bogerts

16. Bipolar Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder Comorbidity: A Review of Epidemiological Data
L. Biéler, F. Ferrero, G. Bertschy

17. Lamotrigine Demonstrates Long-Term Mood Stabilization in Manic Patients
C.L. Bowden, J.R. Calabrese, S. Akthar, M. Olajossy, S. Montgomery, P. Montgomery, J. Ascher, N. Earl

18. Are Amygdala Volumes Increased in Bipolar Disorder Patients?
P. Brambilla, K. Harenski, M. Nicoletti, R.B. Sassi, A.G. Mallinger, E. Frank, D.J. Kupfer, M.S. Keshavan, J.C.Soares

19. Glutamatergic Abnormalities in the Left Dorso-lateral Prefrontal Cortex in Unmedicated Unipolar Disorder Patients: A Preliminary Study
P. Brambilla, J.A. Stanley, K. Harenski, M. Nicoletti, A.G. Mallinger, E. Frank, D.J. Kupfer, M.S. Keshavan and J.C.Soares

20. Reliability of Telephone Interviews in Assessing Bipolar Disorder I
L.K. Brar, J.S. Brar, N.G. Deily, J.A. Wood, P.M. Reitz, D.J. Kupfer, V.L. Nimgaonkar

21. Quetiapine in Patients with Bipolar Disorder and Cocaine Dependence
E.S. Brown, V.A. Nejtek, D.C. Perantie, L. Bobadilla

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22. Lamotrigine: Evidence for Mood Stabilization in Bipolar I Depression
J.R Calabrese, C.L. Bowden, S. Akthar, M. Olajossy, S. Montgomery, P. Montgomery, J. Ascher, N. Earl

23. Leukocytosis and Hypoalbuminemia in Mixed Bipolar States: Evidence for Immune Activation
F. Cassidy, W.H. Wilson, B.J. Carroll

24. Vascular Risk Factors in Late Onset Mania
F. Cassidy, B.J. Carroll

25. Orbital Frontal Metabolite Changes in Bipolar Disorder: A Proton Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Study
K.M. Cecil, W.S. Ball, M.P. DelBello, S.M. Strakowski

26. Non-Manic Depressive Bipolar Disorders. The Need of Validating Cycloid Psychoses
M.G. Cetkovich-Bakmas; G.V. Vázquez

27. Alterated cAMP-dependent Protein Kinase Subunit Immunolabeling in Postmortem Brain from Patients with Bipolar Affective Disorder
A. Chang, P. P. Li, S. Kish, J. J. Warsh

28. Clinical Response to Quetiapine Add-on for Treatment Refractory Bipolar Disorder
K. Chisholm, T. Suppes

29. Psychoeducation and Prevention of Relapse in Bipolar Disorders: Preliminary Results
F.Colom, A. Martínez-Arán, M.Reinares, A.Benabarre, B.Corbella, E.Vieta

30. Early Sexual Abuse and Clinical Features in Bipolar Disorder
R.G. Cooke, D.K. Whitney, E. Munco, S.V. Parikh, C. Miller, L. Lee, J.L. Kennedy

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31. Carbamazepine but Not Lithium Salts Prevents the Development of Behavioural Supersensitivity to Dopamine Agonists Induced by Chronic Imipramine
P.S. D'Aquila, A.T. Peana, O. Tanda, M. Collu, P. Devoto, G.Serra

32. Episodic Memory Dysfunction in Bipolar Disorder
T.D. Deckersbach, N. Reilly-Harrington, G. Sachs

33. Quetiapine as Adjunctive Treatment for Adolescent Mania
M.P. DelBello, H.L. Rosenberg, A.M. Hudepohl, S.M. Strakowski

34. A Case Control Study in the Use of Telemedicine for Treatment Adherence in Remote and Rural Bipolar Patients
R. D’Souza, H. Hustig

35. An Open Label Study of Resperidone and Serteraline in the Treatment Of Rural Patients with Bipolar 1 Depression
R. D’Souza, C. Kingston, M. Scurrah, J. Williams

36. The Maudsley Bipolar Disorder Project: The Effect of Age of Onset on the Neuropsychological Profile of Biplolar I Disorder
S. Donaldson, L.H. Goldstein, V. Raymont, S. Frangou

37. Prospective Longitudinal Follow-Up Study of the Offspring of Lithium Responsive and Lithium Non-Responsive Bipolar Parents
A. Duffy, M. Alda, S. Kutcher, C. Robertson, P. Cavazzoni, E. Grof, and P. Grof

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38. New Information Confirming the Importance of Dosing and Rash with Lamotrigine
N.L. Earl, J. Ascher and J. Messenheimer

39. Antidepressant Exposure in Children Diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder
R.S. El-Mallakh, M.D.,* D. Cicero, J. Holman, M.D., J. Robertson, M.D.

40. Intracerebroventricular Ouabain Models Mania in Rats
R.S. El-Mallakh, M.O. Huff, X.P. Li, S. Decker, R.S. Levy

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41. Baseline Body Mass Index as a Correlate of Outcome in Patients with Bipolar I Disorder
A. Fagiolini, E. Frank, P.R. Houck, and D.J. Kupfer

42. Combination Lithium Carbonate and Divalproex Sodium Treatment of Pediatric Bipolar Disorder
R.L. Findling, B.L. Gracious, N.K. McNamara, J.R. Calabrese

43. The Prevention of Bipolar Disorder in Genetically At-Risk Youths
R.L. Findling, B.L. Gracious, N.K. McNamara, J.R. Calabrese

44. Influence of Age and Executive Functioning on Verbal Memory of Patients with Unipolar and Bipolar Depression
P. Fossati, A.M. Ergis, J.F. Allilaire

45. Lifetime Influence of Panic Spectrum Symptoms on Treatment Outcome of Bipolar I Disorder
E. Frank, J. Cyranowski, P. Rucci, A.G. Mallinger, H. Swartz, M.E. Thase, D.J. Kupfer

46. Health Care Utilization in Bipolar Disorder & Comorbid Substance Abuse
M.A. Frye, L.L. Altshuler, A. Sanders, A. Cozzolino, S. Masseling, J. Mintz

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47. Bipolar Disorder: Assessing Treatment Response in a Naturalistic Setting
J. Garnham, A. Munro, A. Teehan, A. Duffy, M. MacDougall, M. Passmore, C. Slaney, M. Alda

48. A Case Management Protocol for Patients with Bipolar Disorder
E. L. George, D.O. Taylor, D.J. Miklowitz

49. Seroquel Treatment of Rapid-Cycling Bipolar Disorder: An Open Prospective Study
S.N. Ghaemi, J.F. Goldberg, J.Y. Ko, L. Oakley

50. Topiramate Treatment of Bipolar Spectrum Disorders: A Retrospective Chart Review
S.N. Ghaemi, S.G. Manwani, J.J. Katzow, J.Y. Ko, F.K. Goodwin

51. Prevalence and Risks Associated with Antidepressant-Induced Mania
J. F. Goldberg, A. Rabin, J. Whiteside

52. Elevated TSH in Bipolar Youth Prescribed Both Lithium and Divalproex Sodium
B.L.Gracious; R.L.Findling; N.K.McNamara; E.A.Youngstrom; J.R.Calabrese

53. A Parent Version of the Young Mania Rating Scale
B.L. Gracious, R.L. Findling; E. A. Youngstrom; C.A. Demeter; J.R. Calabrese

54. Adapting Psychotherapy for Treating Bipolar Children and Adolescents
R. Graef, M. Enos

55. Lamotrigine in Rapid Cycling Bipolar Disorder: Predictors of Response
P. Greene, T. Suppes, C.L. Bowden, J.R. Calabrese, L. Gyulai, G. Sachs, J. Ascher, T. Smoot, N. Earl

56. Association of Newly Reported Diabetes and Antipsychotics in Mood Disorder Patients: Findings from a Large Health Plan Database
A. Grogg, F. Gianfrancesco, J. Meyers, R. Wang

57. Risperidone Plus Mood Stabilizer versus Placebo Plus Mood Stabilizer in Patients with Bipolar Disorder: A Combined Efficacy Analysis
F. Grossman, A. Okamoto, C. Bowden

58. Comparison of Risperidone and Olanzapine in Bipolar and Schizoaffective Disorder
S. Gupta, S.Virk, P.S. Masand, X. Wong, T.L. Schwartz, M. Wade

59. Traumatized Children, Bipolar Disorder and Mood Stabilizing Treatment: A Case Series
R. Guscott, L. Taylor, J. R. Guscott

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60. Rapid Eye Movement Latency Changes in Manic Patients
M.M. Hanna, R.A. Moreno, S. Tavares

61. Bipolar OCD: Confirmatory Results in Two Populations of OCD Association Members versus Non-members
E.G. Hantouche, F.J. Kochman, I. Barrot, C. Demonfaucon, H.S. Akiskal

62. Factor Structure of Depression : Comparative Self-assessment in Bipolar versus Unipolar Depression
E.G. Hantouche, H.S. Akiskal, J.F. Allilaire, S. Lancrenon, J.M. Azorin, M. Bourgeois, D. Sechter, L. Chatenêt-Duchêne

63. The Influence of Psychosocial Stressors and Psychotherapy on Treatment Response in Bipolar I Disorder
S.A. Hlastala, E. Frank, P. Rucci, B. Anderson, D.J. Kupfer

64. Ethyl-eicosapentaenoate (LAX-101) in Treatment-unresponsive Depression
D. F. Horrobin, M. Peet

65. Tetraspanin Protein CD151: A Common Target of Mood Stabilizing Drugs?
L.V. Hua, M. Green, A. Wong, J. J. Warsh, P. P. Li

66. Acute Antimanic Efficacy and Safety of Oxcarbazepine in an Open Trial with an On-Off- On Design
A. Hummel, M.D., R. Stampfer, M.D., H. Grunze, M.D., S. Schlösser, M.A., B. Amann, M.D., M. Frye, M.D., J. Walden, M.D.

67. Evaluation and Intervention of Prodromal Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
M.Z. Hussain, M.D., Z.A. Chaudhry, M.D.; S. Hussain, M.D.

68. Topiramate in Treatment of Refractory Bipolar Depression
M.Z. Hussain, M.D., Z.A. Chaudhry, M.D., S. Hussain, M.D.

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69. Circadian Rhythms, Multilevel Models of Emotion and Bipolar Disorder – An Initial Step Towards Integration?
S.H. Jones

70. Trends in the Prescribing of Antimanic Agents for Bipolar Disorder Patients in Korea across a 10-year Span
H.Y. Jung, M.D., Ph.D., S.I. Lee, M.D., Ph.D., Y.R. Kim, M.D., Y.H. Jun, M.D.

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71. Olanzapine Yields Rapid Improvement in Diverse Syndromal and Subsyndromal Exacerbations of Bipolar Disorders
T.A. Ketter, S. Janenawasin, P.W. Wang, M. Schumacher, B. Das, C.M. Santosa, J. Mongkolcheep, C.M. Strong

72. High Rate of Autoimmune Thyroiditis in Bipolar Disorder is Not Associated with Lithium
R.W. Kupka, W.A. Nolen, H.A. Drexhage, S.L. McElroy, L.L. Altshuler, K.D. Denicoff, M.A. Frye, P.E. Keck, G.S. Leverich, A.J. Rush, T. Suppes, C. Pollio, R.M. Post

73. Neuroimaging of Mathematical Processing in Mood Disorders
V. Kusumakar, F.P. MacMaster, L. Gates, M. Schmidt, S.C. Khan

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74. Renal Failure in Long-Term Lithium Treatment
E. Lepkifker, A. Sverdlik, I. Iancu, R. Ziv

75. Possible Role Of 3’(2’)-Phosphoadenosine 5’-Phosphate Phosphatase and Bipolar Disorder
J. Levine, G. Shaltiel, R.H. Belmaker and G. Agam

76. A Measure for Assessing Provider Support of Patient Self-Management of Bipolar Disorder
E.J. Ludman, G.E. Simon, C.M. Rutter, M.S. Bauer, J. Unutzer

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77. Maritime Bipolar Registry
M. MacDougall, C. Slaney, V. Kusumakar, M. Alda

78. ABSTRACT WITHDRAWN

79. Clinical Experience with Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) for the Treatment of Resistant Depression in Bipolar Disorder
L.B.Marangell, A.J. Rush, M S. George, M M. Husain, Z Nahas, S.H. Lisanby, C.R. Johnson, H.A. Sackeim

80. Longer-term Treatment with Topiramate for Bipolar Disorder
D.B. Marcotte, M.D., E. Gullick, Ph.D.

81. Divalproex and Females with Bipolar Disorder: Reproductive and Metabolic Risk Profile
R.S. McIntyre, D.A., Mancini, S.M. McCann, J. Srinivasan, S.H. Kennedy

82. Randomised, Single-blind Comparison of Topiramate and Bupropion SR as Add-on Therapy in Bipolar Depression
R.S. McIntyre, D.A. Mancini, S.M. McCann, J. Srinivasan, D. Sagman, S.H. Kennedy

83. Is There Evidence for a Dysfunction of the Behavior Activation System in Persons Putatively at Risk for Bipolar Disorder – An EEG Pilot Study
T.D. Meyer, J. Dumlija, M. Blenk, E. Wascher

84. Bipolar Disorders, Creativity and Suicidality: A Systematic Study
V. M. Mishra, P.C. Okemos

85. A Multivariate Statistical Analysis of Bipolar Depression and Major Depressive Disorder
P.B. Mitchell, D. Hadzi-Pavlovic, G. Evoniuk, J.R. Calabrese, C.L. Bowden, N.L. Earl

86. Third Ventricle Abnormalities in Bipolar Affective Disorder
P.B. Moore, R. Bhadoria, P. Danson, V.L. McAllister, I.N. Ferrier

87. Seasonal Variation in Admissions to Hospital for Mania and Depression and Correlations with Suicides
G. Morken, S. Lilleeng, O. M. Linaker

88. Risperidone versus Olanzapine for the Treatment of Mood Symptoms in Patients with Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorder
J. Myers, R. Mahmoud, S. Berry, R. Conley

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89. Affective Disorders – A Defect of Long-term Synaptic Plasticity? A Patch-clamp Study and a Novel Pathophysiological Hypothesis
A. Normann, K. Chakalova, J. Bischofberger

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90. Antechinus Agilis as an Animal Model of Mania
J. P. Othmer, S. Ward, S. Gershon

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91. Lithium and Valproate Treatment of Pathological Gambling: A Single Blind Study
S.Pallanti, L. Quercioli, E. Hollander

92. Bipolar Education Treatment Trial: Preliminary Results
S.V. Parikh, A. Kusznir, R. Cooke, C. Parker, E. Pryer, R. McIntyre, R. Chopra

93. The Bipolar Treatment Optimization Program: A Novel Simultaneous Patient and Provider Intervention
S.V. Parikh, P.N. Goering, S.H. Kennedy, A. Kusznir, C. Parker, R. Chopra, L. Norton

94. Bilateral Bargaining Models and Treatment Adherence in Bipolar Disorder
P. B. Peele, C. K. Stockman, J. Kagel, E. Frank

95. The Financial Burden of Bipolar Disorder in Employer-sponsored Insurance
P. B. Peele, Y. Xu

96. Bipolar Disorder in Women: Affective Symptoms Across the Menstrual Cycle
D.J. Printz, L. Stricks, A. Das, D. Malaspina, M. Morrell, J.M. Gorman

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97. Genetic Association Studies in Bipolar Disorder Using Family-based and Unrelated Controls
R. Ranade, L.K. Brar, K.V. Chowdari, J. Wood, H. Mansour, B. Devlin, D.J. Kupfer, V.L. Nimgaonkar

98. Menstrual Cycle-related Mood Changes in Women with Bipolar Disorder
N. Rasgon, M. Bauer, L. Gyulai, T. Glenn, P. C. Whybrow

99. The Maudsley Bipolar Disorder Project: Clinical Characteristics of Bipolar I Disorder in an Epidemiologically Derived Treatment Sample
V. Raymont, S. Frangou

100. The Maudsley Bipolar Disorder Project: Patient Characteristics and Drug Treatment Choice in Bipolar I Disorder
V. Raymont, S. Frangou

101. Clinical Implications of Psychiatric Comorbidity in Bipolar I Patients
M. Reinares, F. Colom, A. Martínez-Arán, A. Benabarre, J.M. Goikolea, E. Vieta

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102. Risperidone plus Mood Stabilizer versus Placebo plus Mood Stabilizer for Acute Mania of Bipolar Disorder: A Double-blind Comparison of Efficacy and Safety
G.S. Sachs, S.N. Ghaemi, F. Grossman, C. L. Bowden

103. Differential Pattern of Alcohol Use Profile among Bipolar Alcoholics
I.M. Salloum, J.R. Cornelius, D.C. Daley, L. Kirisci, C.R. Spotts

104. MR Volumetric Analysis Of Pituitary Gland In Bipolar And Unipolar Disorder Patients
R.B.Sassi , M.Nicoletti, P.Brambilla, K.Harenski, A.G.Mallinger, E.Frank, D.J.Kupfer, M.S.Keshavan, J.C.Soares

105. White Matter Hyperintensities in Bipolar and Unipolar Mood Disorder Subjects
R.B.Sassi , P.Brambilla,, M.Nicoletti, A.G.Mallinger, E.Frank , D.J.Kupfer, M.S.Keshavan, J.C.Soares

106. Differential Efficacy of Moodstabilizers Preventing Antidepressant Induced Mania
L.O. Schärer, C. Stahlschmidt, J. Peters, C. Biederman S. Walser, X. Hermle, C. Norman, J. Langosch, J. Walden

107. Evaluation of Long-term Monitoring Methods for Bipolar Disorder
L.O. Schärer, M. Hörn, J. Peters, C. Biederman, S. Walser, C. Norman, J. Langosch, J. Walden

108. The Use of Tiagabine in the Treatment of Patients with Refractory Bipolar Disorder
L.C. Schaffer, C.B. Schaffer, J. Howe

109. A Comparison of Bipolar Depression and Recurrent Unipolar Depression in Bipolar Families
L.G. Schaffner, D.F. MacKinnon

110. Orienting Response and Task Performance in Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia
D.B. Schnur, S. Smith, S.M. Ahmed, S.R. Peteru, M. Nisimova

111. A Pilot Study of Cognitive Therapy in Bipolar Disorders
J. Scott, M.D.

112. Prevalence, Morbid Risk and Small Area Distribution of Bipolar Disorder in Comparison to Schizophrenia within an Epidemiologically Complete Rural Irish Catchment Area Population
P.J .Scully, J.M .Owens, A. Kinsella, J.L. Waddington

113. Psychopathology, Cognitive Function and Laterality in Bipolar Disorder within an Epidemiologically Complete Rural Irish Catchment Area Population
P.J. Scully, J.M. Owens, A. Kinsella, J.L. Waddington

114. Treatment of Mood Disorders in Patients with Family History of Bipolar Disorder
M. Shetty, P. Mullick, P. Shetty, D. Lynn

115. Clinical and Health Related Quality of Life Outcomes Associated with Olanzapine in Patients with Bipolar Disorder as Compared with Haloperidol
L. Shi, M. Namjoshi, F. Zhang, E. Edgell, M. Tohen, A. Breier

116. Olanzapine versus Haloperidol: A Prospective Comparison of Clinical and Work Status Outcomes in Bipolar Disorder
L. Shi, M. Namjoshi, F. Zhang, E. Edgell, M. Tohen, A. Breier

117. A Survey of Stress and Support for Parents of Children with Early-Onset Bipolar Disorder
D.P. Sisson, M.A. Fristad

118. Suicidality in Bipolar Alcoholics
C.R. Spotts, I.M. Salloum, D.C. Daley, L. Kirisci

119. Assessment of Insight in Mood Disorders: Development of a Rating Scale
B.A. Sproule, E.D. Sturman

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120. A Prospective Controlled Study of Antidepressant-induced Mania
R.S. Tamada, C.K. Issler, J.A.M.S. Amaral, B. Lafer

121. Pharmacotherapy Treatment Adherence in Patients with Bipolar I Disorder: Can Motivational Interviewing Strategies Make a Difference?
R.I. Taylor, A.G. Mallinger, M.E. Thase, A. Zuckoff, H. A. Swartz, E. Frank

122. Electro Biochemical Coupling, Excitability of Neurons and Bipolar Disorder
A.Thiruvengadam

123. A Component Process Analysis of Working Memory Dysfunction in Prospectively Verified Euthymic Bipolar Patients
J.M. Thompson, J.M. Gray, I.N. Ferrier, J.H. Hughes, S. Watson, A.H. Young

124. Functional MRI Of Verbal Working Memory In Prospectively Verified Euthymic Bipolar Patients
J.M. Thompson, P.J. Monks, A.J. Lloyd, C.L. Harrison, E.T. Bullmore, M.J. Brammer, S.C.R. Williams, A. Simmons, R.M. Murray, I.N. Ferrier, V.A. Curtis, A.H. Young

125. Olanzapine versus Divalproex Sodium for the Treatment of Acute Mania
M. Tohen, M.D, R.W. Baker, M.D., D.R. Milton, M.S., R.C. Risser, M.S. , J.A. Gilmore, Ph.D., A.R. Davis, R.Ph., A.L. Richey, R.Ph.

126. Olanzapine versus Haloperidol in the Treatment of Acute Mania
M. Tohen, F. Zhang, P.D. Feldman, A.R. Evans, A. Breier

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127. Increased Frequency of Epileptic Signs in Brief Depressive Periods with Rapid Changing Symptoms Compared to Major Depression
A.E. Vaaler, G. Morken, O.M. Linaker, T. Sand

128. Gamma Butyrolactone Intoxication and Withdrawal Masquerading as Bipolar Type I Illness
S. Vogel-Scibilia, M.D

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129. Determinants of Psychopathology in Children of Bipolar Parents
M. Wals, J. van Os, M.H.J. Hillegers, C.G. Reichart, F.C. Verhulst, W.A. Nolen, J. Ormel

130. The Short- and Long- Term Impact of Insomnia on Depression and Mania
C.A.Winett, S.L. Johnson, T.A. Mellman

131. Adolescent Depression: Under-recognition and Measures to Promote Recognition in Scottish Schools
R.M. Wrate, S. Moor, R. Elton, A. Maguire, H. McQueen, G. Bagnall, C. Blair

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132. Presynaptic Dopamine Function in First Episode Neuroleptic and Mood Stabilizer Naïve Non-psychotic Mania and Effects of Treatment with Divalproex Sodium: A PET Study
L.N. Yatham, P.F. Liddle, I. Shia, R.W. Lam, E. Ngan

133. Risperidone and Mood Stabilizer Combination in Acute and Continuation Treatment of Mania
L.N. Yatham and the RIS-CAN-25 study group

134. mRNA Levels of the Putative Store-operated Calcium Channel, TRPC7, Are Reduced in B Lymphoblasts Showing Altered Calcium Homeostasis from Bipolar-I Disorder Patients
I-S. Yoon, P.P. Li, K-P. Siu, J.L. Kennedy, F. Macciardi, R.G. Cooke, S.V. Parikh, J.J. Warsh

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135. A Randomized Controlled Trial of Adjunctive CBT in the Maintenance Treatment of Bipolar Disorder
A. E. Zaretsky, S. Parikh, W.E. Lancee

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