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Published by: Datamonitor
Published: Aug. 22, 2001 - 64 Pages
Table of Contents
DATAMONITOR HEALTHCARE
CONTACT DETAILS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Scope
Datamonitor insight into the PMDD market
Key metrics
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Definition
Diagnostic criteria
Causes
Comorbidities
Mood disorders
Eating disorders
Patient potential
Prevalence
Epidemiological conclusion
CLINICAL PRACTICE
Introduction
Diagnosis
Guidelines in existence
Diagnosis rate
Treatment
Breakdown of PMDD in anxiety disorders
First line PMDD treatment
Overall PMDD treatment
Influence on PMDD marketing
The strength of efficacy data
Opportunity for noradrenergics
Lack of awareness amongst patients
CURRENT PMDD MARKET
The use of antidepressants in PMDD
Sarafem
Zoloft
Effexor
Luvox
Serzone
Conclusion
The global PMDD market 2001
THE FUTURE DECODED
Unmet needs in treating PMDD
The PMDD R&D pipeline
Paroxetine CR
PH80
The PMDD market 2001-2008
Factors influencing the future PMDD market
Future drug launches
PMDD market forecast to 2008
PMDD market forecast 2005
PMDD market forecast 2008
APPENDIX
Datamonitor's Central Nervous System Business Unit
Table of tables
Table of figures
Epidemiology
Clinical trials
Websites
R&D research methodology
Introduction
Hypothesis formulation
Hypothesis testing
Data verification and quality control
Physician research questionnaire
Diagnosis
Treatment
Unmet needs
Pricing data
Introduction
Source prices
Ex-manufacturer, wholesaler and retail prices
Data validation and margin calculation
Quality control
Patent data
AbstractDatamonitor's Strategic Perspectives 2001: Anxiety Disorders series of eight reports form a comprehensive review of major anxiety and eating disorder markets. Each report utilizes primary research data in the seven leading healthcare markets and investigates the current state of affairs in each market. Furthermore they provide an in-depth analysis of the current pipeline, estimated drug launches and the future direction of each anxiety disorder. Anxiety Disorders covered: Eating Disorders (Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa) Generalized Anxiety DisorderObsessive Compulsive Disorder Panic DisorderPhobias (Specific Phobia and Agoraphobia)Post Traumatic Stress DisorderPremenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Social Anxiety Disorder
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