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The return of electroconvulsive therapy?

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CQFD
28 May 2013

Panteleimon Giannakopoulos

HUG

Médecine, UNIGE

Formation continue , UNIGE

It involves passing a current through the brain to depolarize neurons, to stimulate them via an epileptic seizure.

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