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citalopram

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ci·tal·o·pram  (s-tl-prm)
n.
A drug of the SSRI class that is used primarily to treat depression.
[citalo- (from rearrangement of (ph)t(h)al(ene)c(arbon)i(trile), one of its constituents) + -pram, antidepressant suff. (pr(opyl) + am(ine)).]


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Among depressed patients who didn't improve on the antidepressant citalopram (Celexa), one in four became virtually symptomfree by switching from citalopram to a second antidepressant.
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SSRI medications taken by patients at the time of their initial Tinnitus Clinic appointment Medication n Paroxetine 35 Sertraline 33 Fluoxetine 17 Venlafaxine 9 Citalopram 8 Fluvoxamine 3 Total 105 Table 2.
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