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    Ángel Luis Montejo González

    Complejo Asistencial Universitario de Salamanca

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Research team:
  • Carolina Lorenzo Romo
  • Santiago Sánchez Iglesias
 Research associates:
  • Pablo Alonso Hernández
  • Miriam Bersabé Pérez
  • Bárbara Buch Vicente
  • Raquel Cabezas Mesonero
  • Nerea Casado Espada
  • Marina Covacho González
  • Ruben de Alarcón Gómez
  • Francisco del Castillo de la Torre
  • Luz Celia Fenández Martín
  • Clara Isabel Fombellida Velasco
  • Mª Teresa Gallego de Dios
  • Alba González Mota
  • Pilar Gómez Hernández
  • David González Parra
  • Felipe Hernández Zaballos
  • Tomás Martín Pinto
  • Ángel María Martín Sánchez
  • Juan Matias Fernández
  • Josefa Matías Polo
  • Claudia Matos Spöhring
  • Ana Isabel Mitadiel Velasco
  • María Belén Peláez Pezzi
  • Javier Pérez Rodríguez
  • Jose Luis Villegas Martínez
Technical staff:
  • Jose María Acosta Rodríguez
Technical associates:
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Research focus:

  • The study of human sexuality and how it is modified in patients with mental disorders.
  • The study of sexual dysfunctions related to the chronic use of antidepressants, antipsychotic and mood stabilizers. The study of sexual dysfunctions related to other drugs for chronic disorders: hypertension and diabetes.
  • The creation and validation of tools to study these dysfunctions, including their adaptation to other languages. PRSexDQ-SALSEX questionnaire, tool questionnaire. The creation of international collaboration groups studying sexuality and mental health.
  • The study of secondary hyperprolactinemia induced by antipsychotics and its long-term effect on the patients' physical health. Association with amenorrhea, galactorrhea, gynecomasty, osteoporosis, cancer risk, cardiovascular risk, changes in immunity.
  • Clinical trials with new molecules in phase, I, II and III, compared with placebo or standard comparator.
  • Clinical trials with new molecules used as add-on treatment linked to existing treatments.
  • Clinical trails for the evaluation of psychoactive drugs in patients and healthy volunteers. Phase I.

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