| Objective:To evaluate the difference in subjective sleep quality as well as se curity of Mirtazapine versus other anti-depressants in the treatment of depressed pat ients. Methods:Reports of all the RCT of mirtazapine versus other anti-depressant s in the treatment of depressed patients accompanied by insomnia were comprehens ive researched in the Chinese and foreign-language literature database as well as ot her sources using the method of combining multiple manual and computer from Ja nuary 1996 to December 2014.Using the "mirtazapine"ã€"sleep disorders"ã€"i nsomnia"ã€"depression"ã€"depressive disorder" as search term in connection with the free words of database. Referring to Cochrane systematic review quality e valuation criteria Jadad scale,literature included were evaluated of each by two revi ewers independently. Statistical analysis was performed using the Cochrane Collabor ation software RevMan5.2. Result:Finally seven literatures were included, involving a total of 3950 cases of patients, mirtazapine group 1092 cases,2858 cases in th e control group. Meta-analysis showed that:1.Impacts on subjective sleep quality:Th e HAMD sleep disorders factor score were better improved in mirtazapine group th an the control group after treatment of first weekend,fourth weekend as well as the end of treatment{first weekend:MD=-1.37,95%CI[-1.54,-1.20], P< 0.00001; four th weekend:MD=-1.31,95%CI[-1.56,-1.06], P< 0.00001;the end of treatment:MD=-0.98,95%CI [-1.25,-0.72], P< 0.00001}. The PSQI score were better improved i n mirtazapine group than the control group after treatment of first weekend,fourth weekend as well as the end of treatment{first weekend:MD=-3.18,95%CI[-3.51,-2. 84], P< 0.00001; fourth weekend:MD=-3.94,95%CI[-4.21,-3.67], P< 0.00001;the end of treatment:MD=-2.65,95%CI[-2.84,-2.46], P< 0.00001}.2.Security:Weight gain, somnolence were higher in mirtazapine group than the control group{RR=5.1 7,95%CI[1.69,15.78],P=0.004; RR=4.74,95%CI[1.86,12.05], P=0.001}.The i ncidence of nausea was lower than the control group{RR=0.15,95%CI[0.04,0.56], P=0.005}.There were no statistically significant adverse events in dry mouth, dizzin ess, headache, sweating between the two groups{RR=0.84,95%CI [0.46,1.54], P =0.57; RR=1.14,95%CI[0.55,2.38], P=0.72; RR=0.90,95%CI[0.38,2.11], P=0. 81; RR=0.33,95%CI[0.09,1.20], P=0.09}. Conclusion:Mirtazapine can significa ntly rapid and lasting improve subjective sleep quality in depressed patients during antidepressant therapy.2.Adverse reactions, mirtazapine is more prone to weight g ain and somnolence than other drugs, but a low incidence of adverse events of na usea. |