Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Strategic Considerations
- Stakeholder Implications
- The Importance of Diagnostic Technologies for Psychiatric Indications
- Value of Biomarker-Based Diagnostics for Psychiatric Diseases
- Diffi culties in Diagnosing Psychiatric Illness
- Presentation of Prodromal Symptoms Can Be Slow and Variable
- Several Disorders May Have Similar Symptomatology
- Patients with Multiple Mental Illnesses May be Diffi cult to Diagnose
- Some Mental Illnesses May Be Broad Categories of Diseases
- Challenges in Determining Optimal Treatment
- Current Medical Practice for Psychiatric Indications
- Current and Emerging Diagnostic Technologies for Psychiatric Indications
- Electroencephalography
- Aspect Medical Systems
- CNS Response
- Memory Pharmaceuticals/Roche and Envivo Pharmaceuticals
- Molecular Diagnostics
- Clinical Data
- CombiMatrix
- Curidium Medica
- Roche/Affymetrix
- Vanda Pharmaceuticals
- Diagnostic Imaging
- Outlook
- Appendix A. Thought Leaders Consulted for This Report
- Appendix B. Bibliography
Expert Commentaries
- What Do Thought Leaders Say About the Potential Use of Biomarkers in
Psychiatric Diagnosis and Treatment?
- Carlos Dedesma, Analyst, Decision Resources, Inc
- The Potential for rEEG to Create Win-Win Situations for Stakeholders
- Leonard Brandt, CEO, CNS Response
- Disentangling Patient Populations to Develop More-Effective Drug Therapies
- Anne T. Bruinvels, Ph.D., Founder and CSO, Curidium Medica
Sidebar
Tables
- 1. Diagnostic Collaborations in Psychiatric Indications, 2004-March 2008
- 2. Roche' s AmpliChip CYP450 Test: Summary of Attributes
- 3. Major Opportunities and Challenges for Psychiatric Diagnostics
- A. Drug Development Benefi ts by Development Phase
Figures
- 1. How Diagnostic Technologies Can Increase Treatment Effi cacy
- 2. Referenced-EEG Sample Report to Physicians from CNS Response
- A. Medications Predicted by rEEG
- B. Schematic Overview of the Studies Undertaken by Curidium to Identify a
Blood Diagnostic Tool to Select Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder Patient
Subgroups in the Clinic
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