Electroconvulsive therapy <unk> , also known as electroshock or electroshock treatment, uses short bursts of a controlled current of electricity (typically fixed at 0.9 amperes) into the brain to induce a brief, artificial seizure while the patient is under general anesthesia.
Major depressive disorder ECT
Bipolar disorder other diagnostic studies
Suicidal ideation medical therapy
Acute stress disorder medical therapy
Post stroke depression
Major depressive disorder psychotherapy
Bipolar disorder mixed state
Bulimia nervosa psychotherapy