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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Oncol. 2010 Apr;49(3):305–312. doi: 10.3109/02841860903575273

Table 1.

Patterns of prescriptions for each SSRI

SSRI name (ATC Code) ERP+/TAM+ na, (# of prescriptionsb), [range of # per personc] ERP−/TAM− [n, (%)] na, (# of prescriptionsb), [range of # per personc]

cases control cases controls

Zimeldine (N06AB02) 0 0 0 0
Fluoxetine (N06AB03) 5 (24) [211] 7 (60) [1–32] 2 (12) [111] 4 (19) [19]
Citalopram (N06AB04) 33 (400) [1–53] 33 (163) [124] 12 (119) [1–35] 14 (120) [1–43]
Paroxetine (N06AB05) 6 (23) [113] 4 (16) [111] 1 (2) [22] 5 (39) [514]
Sertraline (N06AB06) 13 (86) [124] 15 (85) [118] 6 (28) [111] 4 (78) [1–48]
Alaproclate (N06AB07) 0 0 0 0
Fluvoxamine (N06AB08) 0 0 0 0
Etoperidone (N06AB09) 0 0 0 0
Escitalopram (N06AB10)d 5 (15) [16] 4 (18) [112] 0 0
a

Number of cases and controls receiving any prescription for each SSRI

b

Total number of prescriptions for each SSRI

c

Range of number of prescriptions per person within group strata (I) expressing the estrogen receptor and receiving at least one year of tamoxifen therapy (ERP+/TAM+), or (II) not expressing the estrogen receptor, never receiving tamoxifen therapy, and surviving at least one year after diagnosis (ERP−/TAM−)

d

In the analysis, we defined citalopram exposure as any prescription for citalopram (N06AB04) or its s-stereoisomer escitalopram (N06AB10)