This presentation provides details explaining how electrical trauma, repeated electrical trauma and lengthy exposure to other forms of non-ionizing radiation can impact speech and communication.
Marco KufnerCaroline NothdurfterDagmar StefflingAndrea BaesslerLars S. MaierYasmin Qamar First published: 05 September 2022 https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.6286Open Access See also Device manufacturer rep acknowledges ECT Heart Attack “Common”.…
Many experience vision problems after ECT. This case report shows one way that vision can change dramatically from electroconvulsive therapy.
A patient given ECT despite his cardiac risks dies from asystole following treatment.
Imaging research showing changes in brain functional connectivity following electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).
This study shows ECT can reduce connections to parts of the brain.