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Electro convulsive therapy in pre-pubertal catatonia: a case study

A Thakur1, S Dutta, K Jagadheesan

  • 1ANUPAM THAKUR, MBBS., Junior Resident, Central Institute of Psychiatry Kanke (PO), Ranchi-834006. anupam_thakur2000@yahoo.com.

Indian Journal of Psychiatry
|March 17, 2011
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Keywords:
ECTPrepubertal catatoniadepressionefficacysafety

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