Of 298 mainly nonpsychotic psychiatric outpatients between 19 and 59 years of age, a group
of patients having either pure major depression, major depression in combination with …

Two hundred and seventy-two mainly nonpsychotic psychiatric outpatients between 19 and
59 years of age were divided into various clinical groups according to DSM-III: pure major …

METHOD We obtained the sample of 160 depressed inpatients by selecting all patients
consecutively discharged from our facility who, in a retrospective chart review, met DSM-III …

The frequency of DSM-III, Axis II personality disorders and their relationship to selected
demographic and clinical characteristics were investigated in a sample of 249 outpatients …

Recently there has been increasing interest in the relationship of the personality and the
anxiety disorders. This paper presents comorbidity findings between DSM-III-R personality …

Three clinical populations—panic disorder (n= 88), randomly selected outpatients (n= 82),
and normal control subjects (n= 40)—were compared on three standardized DSM-III …

The association of major depressive disorders with personality disorders is relevant in terms
of clinical, therapeutic and prognostic aspects. However, the prevalence of this association …

We investigated the frequency of personality disorders (PDs) and the relationship between
the pressence of PD and the 4-month outcome of depression under adequate …

The purpose of this study was to examine patterns of comorbidity of DSM-III-R anxiety
disorders and personality disorders (PD). Two-hundred subjects were independently …

The authors administered the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-III-R Axis I (SCID-P) and
Axis II (SCID-II) Disorders to 197 patients with major depression, 63 patients with dysthymia …