F. Limosin L’Encéphale, 2006 ;
32 :
41-4, cahier 2
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CONCLUSION
En conclusion, les recommandations internationales,
certes en constante évolution, ne sont souvent pas res-
pectées, les thymorégulateurs restant inconstamment
prescrits, et la monothérapie thymorégulatrice n’étant pas
assez privilégiée. Il est donc nécessaire de diffuser l’infor-
mation auprès des psychiatres mais également auprès
des médecins généralistes qui drainent une file active
importante de patients bipolaires pour lesquels une non-
reconnaissance du diagnostic entraîne une prise en
charge mal adaptée.
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