Depression
The style is brisk as befits the size and an up to date "state of the art" which is scope of the book, and the approach is tradiavailable in a single volume.
Abstract
book opens with chapters on history taking tors and GABA levels in surgical speciand the clinical examination. Sections folmens of human brain, and one a short low on each of the major diagnostic groupreview of clinical trials undertaken with ings. There are chapters on child and adoGABA receptor agonsits (THIP and Proglescent psychiatry, psychogeriatrics, foren abide). sic psychiatry and psychopharmacology. The main virtue of the book is in presentThe style is brisk as befits the size and ing an up to date "state of the art" which is scope of the book. The approach is tradiavailable in a single volume. Clinicians tional mainstream clinical psychiatry with cannot fail to be impressed by the enorm-