Neurologische, neuromusculaire en psychiatrische pathologie
Neurologische, neuromusculaire en psychiatrische pathologie Neurologische, neuromusculaire en psychiatrische pathologie
Psychiatric Indications for ECT Depressive disorders – Inadequate response to antidepressive agents – “Endogenous” depression – Depressive states accompanied with melancholic or paranoid delutions, suicidal tendencies or excessive suffering. Schizophrenia – Acute schizofrenia – Catatonic states Manic states – Rarely
Form and Duration of an ECT Insult Typical “grand mal” seizure Latency period: 2 - 5 seconds Tonic fase: 10 - 15 seconds Clonic fase: 30 - 60 seconds Seizure duration Increase *Preoxygenation *Hyperventilation *Ketamine Decrease * Anesthetics: barbiturates benzodiazepines, propofol * ↑ age
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Form and Duration of an ECT Insult<br />
Typical “grand mal” seizure<br />
Lat<strong>en</strong>cy period: 2 - 5 seconds<br />
Tonic fase:<br />
10 - 15 seconds<br />
Clonic fase:<br />
30 - 60 seconds<br />
Seizure duration<br />
Increase<br />
*Preoxyg<strong>en</strong>ation<br />
*Hyperv<strong>en</strong>tilation<br />
*Ketamine<br />
Decrease<br />
* Anesthetics: barbiturates<br />
b<strong>en</strong>zodiazepines, propofol<br />
* ↑ age
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