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ECT practice in a research and training hospital

Bir e?itim ve ara?t?rma hastanesinde EKT uygulamalar?

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294–300
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We believe ourclinic's ECT data which proves to be with low side effectand effective will contribute ECT practice in our country.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Object: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a treatmentmethod for many psychiatric disease, mood disordersparticularly.
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Key Findings & Data:ECT indications and practice differs amongcountries, even among clinics in the same country.Methods: We aim to investigate 10 years of ECT indications, practice and complications of 75 patients fileswith our retrospective study in our hospital.
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Conclusion & Impact:We believe ourclinic's ECT data which proves to be with low side effectand effective will contribute ECT practice in our country.
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Object: Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a treatmentmethod for many psychiatric disease, mood disordersparticularly. ECT indications and practice differs amongcountries, even among clinics in the same country.Methods: We aim to investigate 10 years of ECT indications, practice and complications of 75 patients fileswith our retrospective study in our hospital. Results: Themost common ECT indication was major depression withpsychotic features. Clinical Global Impression Scale (CGI)improvement was 1,9 ± 0.9. Schizophrenia patients statistically had better CGI improvement scores comparedto depression patients. No side effect was observed in64,3% of the patients and the most common side effectwas prolonged seizure. There was no ECT practice andside effect difference between different age and gendergroups. Conclusion: ECT is a safe and effective treatment strategy for different age and gender groups whohave mood disorders or schizophrenia. We believe ourclinic's ECT data which proves to be with low side effectand effective will contribute ECT practice in our country.

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Amaç: Elektrokonvulzif terapi (EKT) ba?ta duygudurumbozukluklar? olmak üzere pek çok psikiyatrik rahats?zl?ktakullan?lan bir tedavi yöntemidir. EKT endikasyonlar? veuygulamalar? ülkeden ülkeye, hatta klinikten klini?ede?i?iklik gösterir. Yöntem: Retrospektif nitelikteki çal??mam?zda, klini?imizdeki 10 y?ll?k EKT uygulamalar?n?,endikasyonlar? ve olumsuz etkileri 75 hastan?n dosyataramas? ile incelemeyi amaçlad?k. Bulgular: Çal??mam?zda s?k EKT endikasyonu psikotik bulgulu depresyonolarak saptand?. Tüm olgular?n klinik global izlenimölçeklerindeki de?i?im 1,9 ±0.9 olarak bulundu.?izofreni hastalar?n?n KG? ölçekleri, depresyon hastalar?ndan anlaml? derece daha yüksek düzelme gösterdi.Olgular?n %64,3'ünde herhangi bir olumsuz etki gözlenmezken en s?k olumsuz etki uzam?? nöbet idi. EKT uygulamalar? ve olumsuz etkileri ya? ve cinsiyetler aras? farkl?l?k göstermiyordu. Sonuç: EKT farkl? ya? gruplar? ve cinsiyetteki duygudurum bozuklu?u ve ?izofreni hastalar?nda güvenilir ve etkin bir tedavi yöntemidir. Klini?imizdedü?ük yan etki oran? ve yüksek verimlilik ile uygulananEKT verilerimizin, ülkemizdeki klinik prati?e katk?da bulunaca??n? dü?ünmekteyiz

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ACAR, M., EROL, A. (2017). ECT practice in a research and training hospital. Klinik Psikiyatri Dergisi, Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 4, 294–300. https://ajindex.com/articles/198712

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