Síntomas mixtos en los trastornos del ánimo: una revisión histórica, clínica y terapéutica | Vertex Revista Argentina de Psiquiatría

January 10, 2026 High trust

Vertex Revista Argentina de Psiquiatría, 2026 Cited by 0 papers doi:10.53680/vertex.v36i170.945

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What this article backs

Mixed Episode Suicide Risk
Manic Episode Mixed Episode
Depressive Episode Mixed Episode

Mixed Episode increases Suicide Risk.
Manic Episode correlates with Mixed Episode.
Depressive Episode correlates with Mixed Episode.

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Recent systematic reviews estimate prevalence at 18% of major depressive episodes, 33% of bipolar depressive episodes, and 35% of manic or hypomanic episodes. Mixed presentations are linked to higher suicide risk, greater illness burden, and poorer treatment response.
Vertex Revista Argentina de Psiquiatría · Jan 10, 2026

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