International journal of geriatric psychiatry · 2005
Is vascular depression a distinct sub-type of depressive disorder? A review of causal evidence.
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Baldwin Robert C
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Vascular depression is an important conceptual and clinical concept.
OBJECTIVE: To apply criteria which, in an ideal world, should be satisfied before an association between depression and vascular disease can be considered robust.
METHOD: A literature review with discussion of findings in the light of recently suggested guidelines for the development of new psychiatric disorders.
RESULTS: There is considerable evidence linking depression in later life with vascular brain disease but the interaction is bi-directional. Depression and vascular disease could be mediated by factors other than traditional vascular risk factors. There is increasing interest in mechanisms such as inflammatory processes which may mediate both depression and vascular disease.
CONCLUSIONS: Vascular depression provides a useful framework with which to remind the clinician of important interactions between depression and vascular disease but conceptually it may be too restrictive.
OBJECTIVE: To apply criteria which, in an ideal world, should be satisfied before an association between depression and vascular disease can be considered robust.
METHOD: A literature review with discussion of findings in the light of recently suggested guidelines for the development of new psychiatric disorders.
RESULTS: There is considerable evidence linking depression in later life with vascular brain disease but the interaction is bi-directional. Depression and vascular disease could be mediated by factors other than traditional vascular risk factors. There is increasing interest in mechanisms such as inflammatory processes which may mediate both depression and vascular disease.
CONCLUSIONS: Vascular depression provides a useful framework with which to remind the clinician of important interactions between depression and vascular disease but conceptually it may be too restrictive.