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Therapieresistenz unter Antidepressiva-Behandlung pp 167–190Cite as

Elektrokrampftherapie als Ultima ratio bei Antidepressiva-Nonrespondern

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Die Elektrokrampftherapie oder Elektrokonvulsionstherapie wurde vor inzwischen mehr als 50 Jahren - auf rein empirischer Basis - ursprünglich zur Therapie der Schizophrenie entwickelt (Kalinowski 1986). Schon bald ließ sich jedoch beobachten, daß sie bei Depressionen, insbesondere solchen endogener Natur, noch wirksamer ist.

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Dietzfelbinger, T., Möller, HJ., Steinmeyer, E.M., Fimmers, R. (1990). Elektrokrampftherapie als Ultima ratio bei Antidepressiva-Nonrespondern. In: Möller, HJ. (eds) Therapieresistenz unter Antidepressiva-Behandlung. Tropon-Symposium, vol 5. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-84236-8_13

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