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Caroline Nothdurfter Caroline.Nothdurfter@med.uni-muenchen.de The diagnosis is cancer – and then depression?

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Frequency of psychiatric disorders in cancer patients Difficulty of differentiation between symptoms caused by psychiatric disorders and symptoms caused by cancer (e.g. loss of appetite and weight, sleep disturbances) Delirium: more than 80% of all prefinal cancer patients Depression: 1/3 of all cancer patients The frequency of depression in cancer patients seems to depend on the kind of cancer: especially common in patients who suffer from breast cancer, pancreas and oropharyngeal carcinoma

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The diagnosis of depression The ICD-10 Classification of Mental and Behavioural Disorders, WHO

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Can Psychiatric disorders be a risk factor for the development of cancer? „unhealthy lifestyle“: Smoking: widespread among patients with psychiatric disorders Alcohol abuse: depression as a consequence of alcohol abuse is much more common than drinking alcohol because of depression. Especially high risk of suicide!!! Obesity: often due to reduced motor activity Immune system: Reduced activity of natural killer cells and low proliferation rate of lymphocytes Hyperactivity of proinflammatory cytokines (e.g. Il-1, TNF-a und IFN-?) HPA-axis Dysregulation may be involved in the development of this imbalance of the immune system Impact of this imbalance so far not known „Cancer prone personality“: Personality features such as reduced perception of own needs and hyper control of negative emotions ARE NO risk factors for the development of cancer „fighting spirit“: CANNOT improve survival rates of cancer patients

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Suicidalty in cancer patients I Suicidal ideas of cancer patients often seem comprehensible Be careful not to under diagnose depression!!! 80% of all depressive patients have suicidal ideas 10% die of suicide

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Suicidalty in cancer patients II Cancer patients seem to commit suicide in a rather considerate than in an impulsive way Highest risk of committing suicide within the first two years after the diagnosis of cancer Attitude towards euthanasia: no more socio-cultural differences when patients know they have to die because of cancer Interestingly, cancer patients mainly wish to die because of fear and depressive mood, not because of cancer pain Risk of suicide in cancer patients is clearly associated to depression!!!

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Therapy of depressive disorder in cancer patients Most important: good doctor-patient-relationship!!! Antidepressive medication: There are no special guidelines for cancer patients who suffer from depressive disorder Be careful with interaction of medication: venlafaxine, citalopram, sertraline und mirtazapine have a comparatively low interaction profile Methylphenidat might be helpful in patients with cancer-related-fatigue-syndrome Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT): improvement of symptoms of pyschopharmacologically therapy-resistant depressive patients is 50-60% in general cancer is not a general contraindication for ECT Psychotherapy: Psycho education, stress relaxation (e.g. Jacobson), family intervention

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Stages of dying – E. Kübler-Ross

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