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P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm Pharmacotherapy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders i P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm Pharmacotherapy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders EDITED BY David R. Rosenberg MD MiriamL.HamburgerEndowedChairofChildPsychiatryandProfessor&ChiefofChild PsychiatryandPsychologyatWayneStateUniversityandtheChildren’sHospitalofMichigan, Detroit,MI,USA Samuel Gershon MD EmeritusProfessorofPsychiatry,UniversityofPittsburgh,PA,USA THIRD EDITION FOREWORD BY NEAL RYAN MD A John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., Publication iii P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm Thiseditionfirstpublished2012©2012byJohnWiley&Sons,Ltd. Wiley-BlackwellisanimprintofJohnWiley&Sons,formedbythemergerofWiley’sglobalScientific, TechnicalandMedicalbusinesswithBlackwellPublishing. 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[DNLM: 1.PsychotropicDrugs–therapeuticuse. 2.Adolescent. 3.Child. 4.MentalDisorders–drug therapy. 5.Psychotropic Drugs–pharmacology.QV77.2] LCclassificationnotassigned 618.92(cid:2)8918–dc23 2011029295 AcataloguerecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheBritishLibrary. Thisbookispublishedinthefollowingelectronicformats:ePDF9781119958321; WileyOnlineLibrary9781119958338;ePub9781119961000;Mobi9781119961017 Setin9.5/13ptMeridienbyAptaraInc.,NewDelhi,India FirstImpression2012 iv P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm ToJ,Isa,theHensterandFoo—thereasonsIsmileinsideandout. DavidR.Rosenberg v P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm Contents ListofContributors,xv Foreword,xix Chapter1 HistoricalPerspectivesonChildandAdolescent Psychopharmacology,1 SamuelGershon References,4 Chapter2 PharmacoepidemiologyofPsychotropic MedicationsinYouth,7 DanielJ.Safer&JulieMagnoZito Introduction,7 PrevalenceandtrendsformedicationsprescribedforADHD,8 NonstimulantmedicationsforADHD,11 Antidepressantmedication,11 Antipsychoticmedication,13 Alpha-agonists,14 Anticonvulsant“moodstabilizers”,15 Concomitantpsychotropicmedication,15 Preschoolpsychotropicmedicationuse,17 Internationalpatternsofpsychotropicmedicationforyouth,17 Conclusion,18 References,18 Chapter3 Off-LabelPrescribingofDrugsinChildand AdolescentPsychiatry,25 C.LindsayDeVane Introduction,25 Extentofoff-labelprescribing,27 vii P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm viii Contents Needforpsychoactivedrugtreatmentsforchildrenand adolescents,31 Legislationsupportingpediatricdrugdevelopment,33 Recommendationstofollowwhenconsideringoff-label prescribing,35 References,36 Chapter4 TheUseofGenericDrugsinPediatric Psychopharmacology,39 RichardI.Shader&Christopher-PaulMilne Whatisagenericdrug?,39 Whyarewediscussinggenericdrugs?,39 Basicrequirementsforgenericdrugs,40 Thestatusofregulationsregardinggenericdrugsandchildren,41 Abbreviatednewdrugapplication(ANDA)requirements,42 Pediatricassessmentsofadultdrugs(historyupto currentstatus),43 BestPharmaceuticalsforChildrenAct,44 PediatricResearchEquityAct,45 Intersectionofrequirementsforgenericsandpediatric assessment,46 Futuredirections,48 Concludingthoughts,49 References,49 Chapter5 PsychoactiveDrugUseinChildren:BasicConcepts inClinicalPharmacology,51 DavidJ.Edwards Introduction,51 Basicconceptsinpharmacokinetics,52 Dosingconsiderationsforpsychoactivedrugsinchildren,55 Summary,60 References,60 Chapter6 Psychostimulants,65 StevenR.Pliszka Introduction,65 P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm Contents ix Epidemiologyofstimulantuse,66 Structureandbiochemicalmechanismofaction,66 Neuroimagingstudiesofstimulanteffects,67 Studiesofshort-termefficacy,72 Studiesoflong-termefficacy,76 Clinicaluse,79 Commonside-effects,84 Cardiovascularsafetyissues,86 Growthsuppression,88 Substanceuseanddiversion,88 Comparisonwithnonstimulanttreatment,89 Treatmentofcomorbidity,92 Pharmacogenetics,93 Conclusions,94 References,94 Chapter7 TricyclicAntidepressantsandMonoamineOxidase InhibitorsfortheTreatmentofChildandAdolescent PsychiatricDisorders,105 CharlotteM.Heleniak,TejalKaur,KareemD.Ghalib&MoiraA.Rynn Tricyclicantidepressants(TCAs),105 Druginteractions,contraindications,116 Monoamineoxidaseinhibitors(MAOIs),117 Generalsummary,122 References,123 Chapter8 SelectiveSerotoninReuptakeInhibitors (SSRIs),131 DaraSakolsky&BorisBirmaher Pharmacokinetics,131 Initiationandtitration,133 Indicationsandefficacy,134 Adverseeffects,146 Withdrawal,149 References,149 P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm x Contents Chapter9 Novel(Atypical)Antidepressants,155 HeidiR.Bruty,GrahamJ.Emslie&PaulCroarkin Novel(atypical)antidepressants,155 Generaloverview,155 Bupropion,157 Duloxetine,162 Mirtazapine,164 Trazodone,166 Venlafaxine,170 Desvenlafaxine,173 Alternativetreatments,174 Summary,175 References,176 Chapter10 AntipsychoticAgents,181 BrieanaM.Rowles,JohnL.Hertzer&RobertL.Findling Introduction,181 Chemicalproperties,182 Typicalantipsychotics,183 Atypicalantipsychotics,186 Ethicalissues:treatmentofat-riskpopulations,212 Conclusions,213 References,213 Chapter11 Lithium,221 GarrettM.Sparks&DavidA.Axelson Introduction,221 Pharmacology,222 Potentialmechanismsofaction,222 Evidencefortheuseoflithiuminchildrenandadolescents,232 Dosinganddrugmonitoring,239 Contraindications,precautions,anddruginteractions,242 Side-effects,246 References,250 P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm Contents xi Chapter12 AnticonvulsantsUsedinChildandAdolescent PsychiatricDisorders,261 ManiPavuluri&TushitaMayanil Introduction,261 Divalproexsodium,261 Carbamazepine,271 Oxcarbazepine,275 Lamotrigine,279 Gabapentin,284 Topiramate,285 Conclusion,288 References,288 Chapter13 Anxiolytics,301 BarbaraJ.Coffey&AmandaL.Zwilling Chemicalproperties,301 Indications,305 Contraindications,320 Adverseeffects,321 Overdose,324 Abuse/dependence,324 Druginteractions,325 Availablepreparationsandcost,325 Initiationandmaintenanceoftreatment,325 Managementofspecificside-effects,330 Howtowithdrawmedication,332 References,332 Chapter14 AdrenergicAgentsinChildandAdolescent Psychiatry,341 LawrenceDavidScahill Clonidineandguanfacine,341 Guanfacine,349 Beta-blockers,355 Acknowledgements,361 References,361 P1:TIX/XYZ P2:ABC Color:1C JWST105-fm JWST105-Rosenberg November2,2011 16:47 Trim:244mmX172mm xii Contents Chapter15 AtypicalPsychopharmacologicStrategies,365 JessShatkin&AronJanssen Opiateantagonists,365 Memantine,368 Riluzole,369 Secretin,371 Topiramate,372 Herbalmedicationsanddietarysupplements,373 Ginkgo(Ginkgobiloba),375 Melatonin,381 Omega-3fattyacids,383 St.John’swort(Hypericumperforatum),384 Valerian(Valerianaofficinalis),387 Conclusion,388 References,389 Chapter16 PsychopharmacologyinPreschoolChildren,399 MiniTandon&JoanLuby Introduction,399 Developmentalconsiderations,400 Riseinpsychopharmacologyuse,402 Psychotherapybeforepsychopharmacology,403 Whenpsychopharmacologymaybeconsideredasafirstline: pragmaticconsiderations,404 Psychopharmacologyinpreschooldisorders:administrationand monitoring,404 Off-labelprescribing:specialconsiderations,407 Useofpsychotropicsinspecificdisorders,408 Summary,415 References,415 Chapter17 CombinationPharmacotherapyforPsychiatric DisordersinChildrenandAdolescents,421 GaganJoshi&AnnaM.Georgiopoulos Bipolardisorder,422

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