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Asthma | Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease | Sarcoidosis | Other Respiratory Conditions | Psychiatric Effects of Pulmonary Drugs | Psychopharmacology in Pulmonary Disease | Conclusion | References

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In this chapter we review psychiatric aspects of the common pulmonary disorders, as well as the use of psychiatric medications in patients with these disorders. Some lung diseases are discussed elsewhere in this book, including tuberculosis in Chapter 26 (“Infectious Diseases”), cystic fibrosis and childhood asthma in Chapter 32 (“Pediatrics”), sleep-related breathing disorders in Chapter 14 (“Sleep Disorders”), lung cancer in Chapter 22 (“Oncology”), lung transplant in Chapter 29 (“Organ Transplantation”), and ventilator issues in Chapter 28 (“Surgery”).

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