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Re: SSRIs versus TCAs[edit]

I think the conclusion of this section (equality of efficacy between SSRIs and TCAs in depression) is, if not incorrect, then at least too global, and somewhat misleading. TCAs are a far too diverse group of agents in order to compare them with SSRIs who, as the name says, affect more or less serotonin only (yes, there are pharmacological differences between them, but they are minor). Amitriptyline or clomipramine are not the same as desipramine, for example. It would be hard to find a clinician who says that, say, citalopram has the same efficacy as clomipramine, particularly in severe depression. Even the one source that is referenced says in the abstract already that amitriptyline is more effective in in-patients (who are likely to present more severe forms of depression). I will try to find some more references, comparative trials and so on, but I was gonna see whether people would agree with me or not. C.d.rose (talk) 12:12, 13 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

I will look this up to see if it ended up becoming an article fork, because someone might be deleting a comparison I am trying to make based upon relevance or something. 75.156.178.30 (talk) 05:52, 30 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]