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Brain Stimulation|September 17, 2009

Effects of pulse width and electrode placement on the efficacy and cognitive effects of electroconvulsive therapyHarold A Sackeim, Joan Prudic, Mitchell S Nobler, et al.

Brain Stimulation|March 23, 2013

A feasibility study of a new method for electrically producing seizures in man: focal electrically administered seizure therapy [FEAST]Ziad Nahas, Baron Short, Carol Burns, et al.

Archives of General Psychiatry|May 6, 2009

Regional cerebral blood flow and metabolic rate in persistent Lyme encephalopathyBrian A Fallon, Richard B Lipkin, Kathy M Corbera, et al.

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Brain Stimulation|September 17, 2009

Effects of pulse width and electrode placement on the efficacy and cognitive effects of electroconvulsive therapyHarold A Sackeim, Joan Prudic, Mitchell S Nobler, et al.

Brain Stimulation|March 23, 2013

A feasibility study of a new method for electrically producing seizures in man: focal electrically administered seizure therapy [FEAST]Ziad Nahas, Baron Short, Carol Burns, et al.

Archives of General Psychiatry|May 6, 2009

Regional cerebral blood flow and metabolic rate in persistent Lyme encephalopathyBrian A Fallon, Richard B Lipkin, Kathy M Corbera, et al.

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