June 1, 2001

Changes in Regional Brain Glucose Metabolism Measured With Positron Emission Tomography After Paroxetine Treatment of Major Depression

SKSidney H. KennedyUniversity of New Brunswick KEKenneth EvansMcGill University Health Centre SKStephanie KrügerVivantes Klinikum

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These results provide further support for a dysfunction in cortical-limbic circuitry in depression, which is at least partly reversed after successful paroxetine treatment.

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