The British Journal of Psychiatry · 1993 · 58 citations · 7 references
PharmacyNeurologyPharmacologyNeuropharmacologyNeurotoxicologyPsychopharmacologyDrug-induced NeurotoxicityNeurotoxic MechanismsNeurotoxic Risk AssessmentNeurotoxicity AssessmentNeurotoxicity MechanismsRisk Assessment In NeurotoxicologyConcomitant TherapyDosage RegulationLithium DepletionLithium Dosage AdjustmentLithium PharmacologyLithium TreatmentNeurotoxicitySerum Lithium Concentration
Four cases of lithium-induced neurotoxicity are presented which, taken with evidence from previous reports, indicate that specific risk factors for lithium-induced neurotoxicity at normal serum levels are rapid dosage regimes, concomitant neuroleptic therapy, pre-existing EEG abnormalities, undetected cerebral pathology, organic impairment, and genetic susceptibility.
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Genetic Determinant of Lithium Ion Distribution
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