Treating an Adolescent with Long QT Syndrome for Bipolar Disorder: A Case Presentation

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Treating an Adolescent with Long QT Syndrome for Bipolar Disorder: A Case Presentation

Özlem Önen, Ayşe Kutlu, Handan Özek Erkuran

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Categories: Psychopharmacology Bulletin, VOL 47 No. 1 Articles - 2017 Tags: arrhythmia, ayse-kutlu, bipolar-disorder, case-history, handan-ozek-erkuran, long-qt-syndrome, ozlem-onen, psychotropic-medication

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Treating an Adolescent with Long QT Syndrome for Bipolar Disorder: A Case Presentation

Özlem Önen, Ayşe Kutlu, Handan Özek Erkuran

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Treating an Adolescent with Long QT Syndrome for Bipolar Disorder: A Case Presentation

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Treating an Adolescent with Long QT Syndrome for Bipolar Disorder: A Case Presentation

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