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Unipolar and bipolar schizoaffective disorders: a comparative study. II. Long-term course.

Abstract

Seventy-two schizoaffective patients were investigated longitudinally (mean follow-up period 25.6 years). Of these, 37 were classified as unipolar and 35 as bipolar schizoaffectives. Their long-term courses were compared. Bipolar schizoaffectives were found to have shorter cycles, i.e. more frequent relapses and more episodes. Bipolars displayed much more variation in symptomatology. Unipolar schizo-affectives had longer periods of remission (that is the last relapse-free period if longer than 3 years) and more frequently showed suicidal symptomatology than did bipolar schizoaffectives. Altogether bipolar schizoaffective disorders had a more unfavourable course than unipolar disorders.

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Year: 1989 PMID： 2598962 DOI： 10.1007/bf01739649

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci ISSN： 0175-758X

8 in total

1. Unipolar and bipolar schizoaffective disorders: a comparative study. I. Premorbid and sociodemographic features.

Authors: A Marneros; A Deister; A Rohde
Journal: Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci Date: 1989

2. [Suicidal symptoms in long-term follow-up of schizoaffective psychoses. Symptom constellations and social factors].

Authors: A Rohde; A Marneros
Journal: Nervenarzt Date: 1990-03 Impact factor: 1.214

3. Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders. Part I: Definitions, methods, frequency of episodes and cycles.

Authors: A Marneros; A Deister; A Rohde; H Jünemann; R Fimmers
Journal: Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci Date: 1988

4. Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders. Part III: Onset, type of episodes and syndrome shift, precipitating factors, suicidality, seasonality, inactivity of illness, and outcome.

Authors: A Marneros; A Rohde; A Deister; R Fimmers; H Jünemann
Journal: Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci Date: 1988

5. Syndrome shift in the long-term course of schizoaffective disorders.

Authors: A Marneros; A Deister; A Rohde
Journal: Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci Date: 1988

6. The course of monopolar depression and bipolar psychoses.

Authors: J Angst; P Baastrup; P Grof; H Hippius; W Pöldinger; P Weis
Journal: Psychiatr Neurol Neurochir Date: 1973 Nov-Dec

7. [Course of unipolar depressive, bipolar manic-depressive, and schizoaffective disorders. Results of a prospective longitudinal study (author's transl)].

Authors: J Angst
Journal: Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr Grenzgeb Date: 1980-01

8. Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders. Part II: Length of cycles, episodes, and intervals.

Authors: A Marneros; A Rohde; A Deister; H Jünemann; R Fimmers
Journal: Eur Arch Psychiatry Neurol Sci Date: 1988

8 in total

5 in total

Unipolar and bipolar schizoaffective disorders: a comparative study. II. Long-term course.

1. Unipolar and bipolar schizoaffective disorders: a comparative study. I. Premorbid and sociodemographic features.

2. [Suicidal symptoms in long-term follow-up of schizoaffective psychoses. Symptom constellations and social factors].

3. Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders. Part I: Definitions, methods, frequency of episodes and cycles.

4. Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders. Part III: Onset, type of episodes and syndrome shift, precipitating factors, suicidality, seasonality, inactivity of illness, and outcome.

5. Syndrome shift in the long-term course of schizoaffective disorders.

6. The course of monopolar depression and bipolar psychoses.

7. [Course of unipolar depressive, bipolar manic-depressive, and schizoaffective disorders. Results of a prospective longitudinal study (author's transl)].

8. Long-term course of schizoaffective disorders. Part II: Length of cycles, episodes, and intervals.

1. Unipolar and bipolar schizoaffective disorders: a comparative study. I. Premorbid and sociodemographic features.

2. Unipolar and bipolar schizoaffective disorders: a comparative study. III. Long-term outcome.

3. The concept of distinct but voluminous groups of bipolar and unipolar diseases. II. Unipolar diseases.

4. The concept of distinct but voluminous groups of bipolar and unipolar diseases. I. Bipolar diseases.

5. The concept of distinct but voluminous groups of bipolar and unipolar diseases. III. Bipolar and unipolar comparison.