Use of Buprenorphine in treatment of refractory depression—A review of current literature

Highlights • For treatment resistant depression, augmentation strategies may improve outcome in some, leaving many with disabling and distressing residual symptoms. • Based on the endogenous opioid system literature, Buprenorphine displays a rapid acting antidepressant effect at low doses. • Bupreno...

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Published inAsian journal of psychiatry Vol. 26; pp. 94 - 98
Main Authors Stanciu, Cornel N, Glass, Oliver M, Penders, Thomas M
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Abstract Highlights • For treatment resistant depression, augmentation strategies may improve outcome in some, leaving many with disabling and distressing residual symptoms. • Based on the endogenous opioid system literature, Buprenorphine displays a rapid acting antidepressant effect at low doses. • Buprenorphine is well tolerated and although further studies are needed, the limited evidence shows it could be of benefit to patients with treatment resistant depression or those intolerant to conventional standard of care.
AbstractList OBJECTIVECurrent treatment strategies for depressive disorders have limited efficacy, leaving many patients unimproved or with significant residual symptoms. The development of additional treatments represent a significant unmet need for providers. Several lines of evidence suggest that the opioid system may be involved in regulation of mood and incentives salience. Intervention based on modifying central opioid receptors may represent a novel approach to treatment of depressive disorders among those unresponsive to accepted treatments.DATA SOURCESWe searched the English language literature using keywords: Buprenorphine AND Major Depression; Buprenorphine AND Bipolar Depression; Buprenorphine AND Affective Disorders.RESULTSUse of low dose buprenorphine as augmentation of pharmacotherapy for depression has shown promise in several reported studies. Effect size of available randomized controlled studies is comparable if not greater than most accepted augmentation strategies.CONCLUSIONReview of available literature on the use of buprenorphine in individuals with treatment resistant depression demonstrated efficacy in the treatment of depressive disorders. Further prospective randomized controlled trials should be undertaken to evaluate the efficacy of buprenorphine as an adjunct for depression refractory to current pharmacotherapies.
Highlights • For treatment resistant depression, augmentation strategies may improve outcome in some, leaving many with disabling and distressing residual symptoms. • Based on the endogenous opioid system literature, Buprenorphine displays a rapid acting antidepressant effect at low doses. • Buprenorphine is well tolerated and although further studies are needed, the limited evidence shows it could be of benefit to patients with treatment resistant depression or those intolerant to conventional standard of care.
•For treatment resistant depression, augmentation strategies may improve outcome in some, leaving many with disabling and distressing residual symptoms.•Based on the endogenous opioid system literature, Buprenorphine displays a rapid acting antidepressant effect at low doses.•Buprenorphine is well tolerated and although further studies are needed, the limited evidence shows it could be of benefit to patients with treatment resistant depression or those intolerant to conventional standard of care. Current treatment strategies for depressive disorders have limited efficacy, leaving many patients unimproved or with significant residual symptoms. The development of additional treatments represent a significant unmet need for providers. Several lines of evidence suggest that the opioid system may be involved in regulation of mood and incentives salience. Intervention based on modifying central opioid receptors may represent a novel approach to treatment of depressive disorders among those unresponsive to accepted treatments. We searched the English language literature using keywords: Buprenorphine AND Major Depression; Buprenorphine AND Bipolar Depression; Buprenorphine AND Affective Disorders. Use of low dose buprenorphine as augmentation of pharmacotherapy for depression has shown promise in several reported studies. Effect size of available randomized controlled studies is comparable if not greater than most accepted augmentation strategies. Review of available literature on the use of buprenorphine in individuals with treatment resistant depression demonstrated efficacy in the treatment of depressive disorders. Further prospective randomized controlled trials should be undertaken to evaluate the efficacy of buprenorphine as an adjunct for depression refractory to current pharmacotherapies.
Current treatment strategies for depressive disorders have limited efficacy, leaving many patients unimproved or with significant residual symptoms. The development of additional treatments represent a significant unmet need for providers. Several lines of evidence suggest that the opioid system may be involved in regulation of mood and incentives salience. Intervention based on modifying central opioid receptors may represent a novel approach to treatment of depressive disorders among those unresponsive to accepted treatments. We searched the English language literature using keywords: Buprenorphine AND Major Depression; Buprenorphine AND Bipolar Depression; Buprenorphine AND Affective Disorders. Use of low dose buprenorphine as augmentation of pharmacotherapy for depression has shown promise in several reported studies. Effect size of available randomized controlled studies is comparable if not greater than most accepted augmentation strategies. Review of available literature on the use of buprenorphine in individuals with treatment resistant depression demonstrated efficacy in the treatment of depressive disorders. Further prospective randomized controlled trials should be undertaken to evaluate the efficacy of buprenorphine as an adjunct for depression refractory to current pharmacotherapies.
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Penders, Thomas M
Stanciu, Cornel N
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Antidepressive Agents - therapeutic use
Buprenorphine
Buprenorphine - therapeutic use
Depressive Disorder, Treatment-Resistant - drug therapy
Humans
Internal Medicine
Psychiatry
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