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[Pipamperone and the treatment of impulsive aggressive behaviour].

BACKGROUND
Pipamperone is prescribed to prevent impulsive aggressive behaviour in patients with intermittent explosive disorder, personality disorders or mental retardation.


AIM
To investigate the scientific basis of this treatment.


METHOD
Various databases were searched using the terms 'pipamperon', 'pipamperone' and 'Dipiperon'. Located articles were reviewed in order to discover whether they dealt with the relationship between the drug and impulsiveness and aggression. results Six publications were found, all dating from before 1979.


CONCLUSION
In view of the limited amount of research on the subject and the adverse side effects it is concluded that pipamperone is not the drug of first choice considering the treatment of impulsive aggressive behaviour.