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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Psychopharmacol. 2013 Jun;33(3):444–447. doi: 10.1097/JCP.0b013e318290115e

Table 1. Clinical Characteristics of Hording Disorder Subjects.

Clinical characteristics, treatment history, and outcome of four HD patients treated with adjunctive methylphenidate extended release (MPH-ER) for 4 weeks. The continuous performance task (CPT) is reported at the interstimulus intervals of 1000milliseconds and 4000 milliseconds, with the reaction time standard deviation (SD) and mean reaction time also reported in units of milliseconds.

Pt No Age/Sex Race Comorbid Dx SCID Prior SRI/
SNRI Trials
Current Medications Maximum MPH-ER Dose Side Effects ADHDSS Score
Pre/Post
SI-R Score Pre/
Post/% reduction
Mean Reaction Time
CPT (ISI=1000)
re/Post/% reduction
Mean Reaction Time
CPT (ISI=4000)
re/Post/% reduction
Reaction Time SD
CPT (ISI=1000)
re/Post/% reduction
Reaction Time SD
CPT (ISI=4000)
re/Post/% reduction
1 48/F AA OCD, MDD Specific Phobia 3 None 54mg Insomnia 19/20
(↓ 0%)
75/75
(↓ 0%)
395/386
(↓ 2%)
458/452
(↓ 1%)
58/39
(↓ 33%)
72/48
(↓ 34%)
2 45/F C MDD, Social Phobia 1 None 36mg Palpitations 30/10c
(↓ 67%)
59/40d
(↓ 32%)
430/391
(↓ 9%)
489/461
(↓ 6%)
118/64
(↓ 46%)
123/322
(↓ 6%)
c
3 42/M C MDD 3 Duloxetine, a
escitalopram, bupropion
54mg Insomina 20/10 c
(↓ 50%)
64/62
(↓ 0%)
c
424/414
(↓ 2%)
584/499
(↓ 15%)
71/51
(↓ 28%)
156/73
(↓ 53%)
4 36/F C Dysthymia, GAD 3 Citalopram,
b
clonazepam
54mg Insomina, headache,
decreased appetite
43/16 c
(↓ 63%)
71/53d (↓ 25%)
c
476/390 (↓ 18%) 467/436 (↓ 7%)
c
122/83 (↓ 32%) 98/94 (↓ 4%)

AA, African American; ADHDSS, ADHD Symptom Scale; C, Caucasian; CPT, continuous performance test response time; F, female; GAD, generalized anxiety disorder; ISI, interstimulus interval; M, male; MDD, major depressive disorder; OCD, obsessive-compulsive disorder; SI-R, Saving Inventory-Revised; SRI, serotonin reuptake inhibitor; SNRI, serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor.

a

Patient #3, duloxetine 30mg daily, escitalopram 10mg daily, bupropion 300mg daily, all stable for 15 years

b

Patient #4, citalopram 60mg daily for 12 weeks, clonazepam 2mg daily for 8 weeks

c

>30% reduction in ADHDSS

d

>25% reduction in SI-R