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1Servizio di Psichiatria-Lithium Center, Hospital Fatebenefratelli-Oftalmico, Milan, Italy.
Abstract:
1. The authors describe some adverse reactions, induced by lithium and TCA administration, in a 71 years old woman treated for mixed bipolar disturbance. 2. The case history here described, is perfectly compatible with a diagnosis of Malignant Hyperthermia (MH). 3. Utility of the association of hypothalamic phospholipid liposomes (HPL) and myorelaxants in the reduction of these lithium side effects, is discussed.
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