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Outcome of single manic episode in bipolar I disorder: a six-month follow-up after hospitalization - PMC

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Manic Episode Functional Impairment

Manic Episode increases Functional Impairment.

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One-year relapse rates have ranged from 28 to 44%, and enduring psychosocial impairment despite symptomatic recovery has been described in a substantial number of patients.
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