VNS for Depression “New”? No, But Don’t Tell Wired - World of Psychology
Nuanced comment in this blog about Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS). As it states the FDA has approved this treatment 2 years ago. It is mostly used with pharamcotherapy- and ECT resistant depressed patients.
Since recently the treatment is not covered as a treatment for Medicare recipients since may this year. The effectiveness of this treatment is not clear, we need some good research but the trouble is how can you design a trial with a control or even a placebo condition?
VNS for Depression “New”? No, But Don’t Tell Wired - World of Psychology
VNS for Depression “New”? No, But Don’t Tell Wired - World of Psychology
VNS for Depression “New”? No, But Don’t Tell Wired - World of Psychology
VNS for Depression “New”? No, But Don’t Tell Wired - World of Psychology
Saturday, May 26, 2007
VNS for Depression “New”? No, But Don’t Tell Wired - World of Psychology
Posted by Dr. Shock at 8:54 PM
Labels: depression, ect, electroconvulsive therapy, electroshock therapie, pharmcotherapy, shocktherapy, Vagus nerve stimulation, VNS
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