MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a safe and highly effective method of treatment for the most severe psychiatric disorders, especially affective ones. But its clinical use is associated with cognitive side effects, which sometimes can be severe and disabling. This limits the efficacy of ECT and un...

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Main Authors: Yuriy Vitalevich Bykov, Roman Aleksandrovich Bekker
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Science and Innovation Center Publishing House 2017-01-01
Series:В мире научных открытий
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Online Access:http://journal-s.org/index.php/vmno/article/view/9613
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spelling doaj-741316a2dced451ca4ea2972d3fdbde52021-06-02T01:31:38ZengScience and Innovation Center Publishing HouseВ мире научных открытий2072-08312307-94282017-01-0101220027210.12731/wsd-2016-12-200-2725832MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)Yuriy Vitalevich Bykov0Roman Aleksandrovich Bekker1Ставропольский Государственный Медицинский УниверситетУниверситет им. Бен-Гуриона в НегевеElectroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a safe and highly effective method of treatment for the most severe psychiatric disorders, especially affective ones. But its clinical use is associated with cognitive side effects, which sometimes can be severe and disabling. This limits the efficacy of ECT and undermines the patient’s compliance with ECT. Due to this, minimizing ECT cognitive side effects continues to be an important clinical task. In this review, we thoroughly discuss various hypotheses about the pathophysiology of ECT’s cognitive side effects, and ways to prevent their development.http://journal-s.org/index.php/vmno/article/view/9613электросудорожная терапиякогнитивные нарушенияретроградная амнезияантероградная амнезиядепрессивные нарушенияпатофизиология когнитивных нарушений
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MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)
В мире научных открытий
электросудорожная терапия
когнитивные нарушения
ретроградная амнезия
антероградная амнезия
депрессивные нарушения
патофизиология когнитивных нарушений
author_facet Yuriy Vitalevich Bykov
Roman Aleksandrovich Bekker
author_sort Yuriy Vitalevich Bykov
title MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)
title_short MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)
title_full MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)
title_fullStr MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)
title_full_unstemmed MINIMIZING ECT COGNITIVE SIDE EFFECTS: CURRENT CLINICAL REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE WITH AUTHOR COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS) PART II (PRACTICAL)
title_sort minimizing ect cognitive side effects: current clinical reality and future perspectives (a review of the literature with author comments and recommendations) part ii (practical)
publisher Science and Innovation Center Publishing House
series В мире научных открытий
issn 2072-0831
2307-9428
publishDate 2017-01-01
description Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a safe and highly effective method of treatment for the most severe psychiatric disorders, especially affective ones. But its clinical use is associated with cognitive side effects, which sometimes can be severe and disabling. This limits the efficacy of ECT and undermines the patient’s compliance with ECT. Due to this, minimizing ECT cognitive side effects continues to be an important clinical task. In this review, we thoroughly discuss various hypotheses about the pathophysiology of ECT’s cognitive side effects, and ways to prevent their development.
topic электросудорожная терапия
когнитивные нарушения
ретроградная амнезия
антероградная амнезия
депрессивные нарушения
патофизиология когнитивных нарушений
url http://journal-s.org/index.php/vmno/article/view/9613
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