Depression is a common consequence of traumatic brain injury (TBI), and is a source of
substantial distress and disability for persons with TBI and their families. This article offers a …

… published since 1980 investigating depression and depressive symptomatology in adults …
designed to treat depression, we included intervention studies in which depressive symptoms …

… treatment of depression clearly has implications for the alleviation of psychosocial and
functional sequelae of brain injury… , 21 have shown that treating depression can be effective and …

… Despite the high frequency of post-TBI depression and the … to treating depression remains
limited. Although several reviews have outlined options for treatment of post-TBI depression …

… As many treatments of depression also lower the seizure threshold, treating depression may
… There are three broad modalities of treatment for TBI-related depression: pharmacotherapy, …

… However, there were no depression eligibility criteria in this study, and therefore conclusions
about its effectiveness in treating depression are limited. Similarly, depression was not an …

… treatments for depression after mild TBI. However, the paucity of studies examining the efficacy
of depression treatment … criteria, depression diagnostic criteria, time since injury, length of …

… The conceptualization of depression following TBI The aetiology of depressive symptoms
following traumatic brain injury (TBI) may be attributed to a broad range of interacting factors. A …

… depressive disorder and (2) are administered an intervention designed to improve depression…
(SPT) in treating depression (eg, major depression and depression not otherwise specified…

… Depression is the most common psychiatric sequela after traumatic brain injury (TBI) and
poses a variety of treatment … on biological interventions used to manage TBI depression. …