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Letter to the Editor July 15, 1998

Stroke Resulting From a Rapid Switch From Phenelzine to Tranylcypromine

J Clin Psychiatry 1998;59(7):382-382

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Sir: The article by Szuba et al. was brought to my attention by a patient (a social worker) who had a hemorrhagic stroke after being switched from phenelzine to tranylcypromine. This patient remains significantly disabled from the sequelae of her stroke; she was previously described in one of the articles cited by Szuba et al. and was further described in a subsequent article by Gelenberg.

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