19th European Congress of Psychiatry
Webcasted Presentations




 Hadi Jafary Manesh  

ASSESSMENT OF LEVEL ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH CHRONIC DISEASE
2011-03-13 - English
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Title
Assessment of Anxiety and Depression for Parents of Children with Chronic Disease
Introduction:
Anxiety and depression are psychological disorders, which are according to the World Health Organization in terms of disease on top of other diseases in recent decades....(more)


 Carlos Roncero  

RISKS FACTORS FOR COCAINE-INDUCED PSYCHOTIC DISORDER
2011-03-13 - English
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Ronald Sladky  

ORBITOFRONTAL HYPERACTIVITY IN SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER PATIENTS: AN FMRI STUDY
2011-03-13 - English


 Hanna-Linn Wargelius  

ASSOCIATIONS OF 5HTT-LPR WITH ADHD SYMPTOMS ARE MODERATED BY PLATELET MAOB ACTIVITY
2011-03-13 - English
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Monica Martínez-Cengotitabengoa  

OXIDATIVE STRESS, INFLAMMATION AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN FIRST PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS
2011-03-13 - English

INTRODUCTION

Both oxidative stress and the inflammatory chemokine MCP-1 have been linked to the pathophysiology of certain mental illnesses such as psychosis. There are previous studies in rats and dogs suggesting that oxidative stress can cause cognitive impairment....(more)





 Iulian Iancu  

SHYNESS AND SOCIAL PHOBIA IN ISRAELI JEWISH VERSUS ARAB STUDENTS
2011-03-13 - English

Background: Social Anxiety Disorder has been repeatedly shown to be very prevalent in the Western society with prevalence rates of 10% or above. However, very few studies have been performed in the Middle East and in Arab countries.
Methods: Three hundred Israeli students...(more)


 Hilda-Wara Revollo  

THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL CONTEXT ON THE ACCULTURATIVE PROCESS: ACCULTURATIVE STRESS IN LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRANTS
2011-03-13 - English

The social context—or neighborhood—of residence of the immigrant has been considered a relevant factor in the adaptation process as well as health (Bhugra & Arya, 2005). At the same time, few studies have taken into consideration the way in which social context may impact...(more)


 Armin Szegedi  

META-ANALYSES OF THE EFFICACY OF ASENAPINE VS PLACEBO IN BIPOLAR I DISORDER AS MONOTHERAPY AND ADJUNCT THERAPY COMPARED WITH OTHER ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS
2011-03-13 - English

META-ANALYSIS OF ASENAPINE FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA: COMPARISON WITH PLACEBO AND COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF ALL ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS USING HEAD-TO-HEAD RANDOMIZED TRIALS

Armin Szegedi,(1) Pierre Verweij,(2) Wilbert van Duijnhoven,(2) Mary Mackle,(1) Pilar Cazorla,(1) Craig...(more)



Thomas Baghai  

MAJOR DEPRESSION, CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FACTORS AND THE OMEGA-3 INDEX
2011-03-14 - English


Evan Atlantis  

CHRONIC MEDICAL CONDITIONS MEDIATE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN DEPRESSION AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE MORTALITY
2011-03-14 - English

Purpose: To determine whether chronic medical conditions mediate the association between depression and cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality.
Methods: Data analyzed were from 6,394 subjects aged 25-74 years who participated in extensive health examinations in the NHEFS...(more)


 Martin Kleinschmidt & Iris Calliess  

THE GERMAN “NETZWERK PSYCHISCHE GESUNDHEIT”: ESTABLISHING HOME TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS WITH SEVERE CHRONIC MENTAL DISORDERS FROM A SYSTEMIC APPROACH
2011-03-14 - English
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Introduction: Home treatment models in treating severe chronic mental disorders including crisis intervention show more and more evidence to offer an excellent alternative to hospital treatment. In Germany, having higher hospitalization rates than almost any other country...(more)




Gerd Laux  

THE ANTIDEPRESSANT EFFICACY OF AGOMELATINE IN DAILY PRACTICE: RESULTS OF THE NON-INTERVENTIONAL STUDY VIVALDI*
2011-03-14 - English


 Kien Hoe Ng  

EFFECT OF THE WORLDWIDE CRISES ON MENTAL HEALTH
2011-03-14 - English


 Jorge Mota Pereira  

MODERATE EXERCISE IMPROVES QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH NON-REMITTED MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER
2011-03-14 - English

Aim: To assess the impact of a moderate physical exercise programme on the Quality of Life (QoL) of patients with treatment-resistant Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and evaluate the relationship between QoL and response to treatment.
Conclusions: Our results suggest that...(more)


Egberto R. Turato  

GROUP THERAPY DURING THE POST-SURGERY PERIOD FOR BARIATRIC PATIENTS FROM A PUBLIC SERVICE IN THE SOUTHEAST BRAZIL: MAIN ASPECTS
2011-03-14 - English

Introduction: With the worldwide increase of severe obesity, the demand for and performance of bariatric surgery has increased.
Objective: To show the importance of the group therapy approach in the research and treatment of the surgery\'s psychological consequences....(more)


 Ricardo Teijeiro  

MANAGEMENT OF GHB INTOXICATION AND WITHDRAWAL IN GENERAL HOSPITALS
2011-03-14 - English

Gamma- hydroxybutyric acid, GHB, is physically as well as psychologically seriously addictive. The usual dosage lies between 0.5-3 ml . An exponential increase of the use of GHB is being reported in all European countries. A small overdose can rapidly lead to serious...(more)



Angelo Bruschi  

DEPRESSION, INFLAMMATION AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE: PROGNOSTICAL VALUE OF hs-CRP AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS
2011-03-14 - English



 Ana Cardoso  

DIFFERENCES IN CLINICAL AND NEEDS ASSESSMENT BETWEEN INMATES WITH HIGH VERSUS LOW RISK OF SUICIDE
2011-03-14 - English

Author and co-authors’ details - Full first and family name(s)


Ana Cardoso, Miguel Talina, Filomena Fortes, Amélia Leal, J.M. Caldas de Almeida, Miguel Xavier
Affiliation details: Department, institution/hospital, city, country
Faculty of Medical...(more)


 Ryuichi Fujii  

THE CURRENT STATUS OF FORENSIC PSYCHIATRY IN JAPAN
2011-03-14 - English

The current status of forensic psychiatry in Japan.

Abstract
In 2005, the Medical Treatment and Supervision (MTS) Act was enacted in Japan to hospitalize the criminally insane and to promote a self-supporting lifestyle after deinstitutionalization. As of October 2010,...(more)


David Sibley  

MEMBRANE LIPID RAFTS ARE REQUIRED FOR D2 DOPAMINE RECEPTOR SIGNALING
2011-03-14 - English



 Thomas Lancaster  

FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (FMRI)-BASED NEUROFEEDBACK AS A NEW TREATMENT TOOL FOR DEPRESSION
2011-03-15 - English

FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING (FMRI)-BASED NEUROFEEDBACK AS A NEW TREATMENT TOOL FOR DEPRESSION


 Akitoyo Hishimoto  

ASSOCIATION OF FKBP5 GENE HAPLOTYPES WITH COMPLETED SUICIDE IN THE JAPANESE POPULATION
2011-03-15 - English

Background: The hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis is known to have a role in suicidal behaviors in patients with affective disorders. However, the incomplete overlapping of the genetic factors of suicidal behaviors and the genetic factors of affective disorders...(more)


 Ehud Bodner  

STAFF ATTITUDES TOWARDS PATIENTS WITH BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER
2011-03-15 - English

The current study presents two inventories for the measurement of cognitive and emotional attitudes towards borderline personality disorder (BPD) patients and their treatment, and uses them in order to compare attitudes of psychiatrists, psychologists and nurses toward BPD...(more)



 Patrizia Zeppegno  

VENLAFAXINE AND CYP2D6 IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
2011-03-15 - English

VENLAFXINE AND CYP2D6 IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY
Zeppegno P*, Rolla R**, Dalò V*, Ressico F*, Parafioriti A*, Prosperini P*, Vidali M**, Bellomo G**, Torre E*

*Institute of Psychiatry, Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, University of...(more)


 Max Karukivi  

DEFICIT IN SPEECH DEVELOPMENT AT THE AGE OF FIVE YEARS PREDICTS ALEXITHYMIA IN LATE ADOLESCENT MALES
2011-03-15 - English

Objective: Assessment of the etiology of alexithymia is in most studies hindered by recall bias. The aim of the present study was to assess the significance of individual developmental factors at the age of five years for alexithymia in late adolescence. By using data from...(more)


 Neil Agarwal  

POSTURAL INSTABILITY IN SCHIZOPHRENICS: A STUDY USING COMPUTERIZED STATIC AND DYNAMIC POSTUROGRAPHY
2011-03-15 - English

Postural Instability in Schizophrenics: A Study Using Computerized Static and Dynamic Posturography
Author Block: Neil K. Agarwal, Rutgers Univ, New Brunswick, NJ; Shashi K. Agarwal, MD, FACC, Agarwal Health Ctr, East Orange, NJ

Introduction: Schizophrenic patients have...(more)


 Matthew Impey  

SUICIDALITY IN ADHD: A REVIEW
2011-03-15 - English

Introduction

Both Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and suicidal behaviour are common psychiatric conditions with significant social and emotional morbidity. Although completed suicide in ADHD has been assessed in a previous meta-analysis, other domains of...(more)