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Letter to the Editor April 1, 2002

Palinopsia and Paroxetine Withdrawal

J Clin Psychiatry 2002;63(4):368

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Letter to the Editor

Sir: I read with interest the letter by Drs. Ihde-Scholl and Jefferson, which showed a case of palinopsia associated with mirtazapine and suggested that palinopsia is associated with 5-HT2 antagonism or reduced 5-HT2 receptor stimulation.

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