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The scientific status of electro-convulsive therapy [PDF]

Psychological Medicine, 1979
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Report of a Rare Case of Olanzapine and Risperidone Induced Hypomania

Armaghane Danesh Bimonthly Journal, 2006
Introduction & Objective: Hypomania is a mood disorder with symptoms of constantly high expansive or irritable mood. After a 4-day period, the patient feels to be in need of less sleep, being talkative, or feeling pressure if not treated kindly, having
AR Zahiroddin, A Karamad
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Electro-convulsion Therapy in a General Hospital [PDF]

BMJ, 1946
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d-Tubocurarine Chloride in Electro-Convulsion Therapy [PDF]

BMJ, 1947
A, GILLIS, D D, WEBSTER
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Correlation Of Oxygen Saturation And Amnesia During Modified Versus Conventional Electro Convulsive Therapy.

Indian Journal of Anaesthesia, 2002
Khanna Harish, Bhatia Pradeep Kumar, Tulsiani Kishan Lal   +2 more
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Recommendations for Electro-convulsive Therapy in Minors: Aligning with the Mental Health Care Act 2017

Indian Journal of Psychological Medicine
Eesha Sharma, Poornima Khadanga, Sherina Moktan, Kommu John Vijaysagar, Shyam Sundar Arumugham, Preeti Sinha, Jagadisha Thirthalli   +6 more
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Electro-convulsive therapy : a review.

Indian journal of psychiatry, 2011
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A fractured hip during electro-convulsive therapy

European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 1999
Bone injury while undergoing electro-convulsive therapy is thought to be rare. We report a case of hip fracture during treatment which was associated with osteoporosis. Patients at increased risk could be identified.
M R, Nott, J S, Watts
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Electro-convulsive Therapy

BMJ: British Medical Journal, 1953
E. Thomas, B. F. Honan
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Electro-Convulsive Therapy

2011
David Libon, Libon David J
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