What psychiatry needs is a new approach to “psychiatric theory.” Here are a few practical suggestions.
Edward Shorter, PhD
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Articles by Edward Shorter, PhD
A reexamination of flurothyl infusions holds promise for improved resolution of severe mood disorders, as well as for a greater understanding of the mechanism of their pathophysiology.
In looking at the history of ECT, it appeared to have been quite successful in treating a variety of psychiatric disorders. If that is the case, then why did it disappear from the "psychiatric map" for a number of years? What obstacles need to be overcome to return ECT to its place as a viable treatment option?
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