Titlebook: Neurosurgical Treatments for Psychiatric Disorders; Bomin Sun,Antonio De Salles Book 2015 Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press, Shanghai an

终端

spinal-stenosis

Neurosurgical Treatments for Psychiatric Disorders

excursion

Neurosurgical Treatments for Psychiatric Disorders978-94-017-9576-0

Euthyroid

DBS in Psychiatry and the Pendulum of History, and precarious even by yesterday’s ethical standards. (3) Modern DBS for psychiatric illness started in 1999 on the initiative of neurosurgeons who had involved from the beginning psychiatrists, and it had nothing to do with non-motor side-effects of STN DBS. (4) A recent consensus meeting on psych

Oafishness

Ablative Surgery for Neuropsychiatric Disorders: Past, Present, Future,dence on lesioning. While there are some advantages to DBS over ablative methods, it is important to keep in mind that the two modalities are neither functionally nor clinically equivalent. Furthermore, while DBS is a new and experimental modality with unproven long-term effects, there is extensive

白杨

Legal Issues in Behavioral Surgery, the diagnosis, adequacy of previous treatments, and the ability of patients to give informed consent. Ability of patients to give informed consent and the diagnosis must be verified by an independent authority designated for this purpose under jurisdiction of the state where SPI will be carried out

正式通知

DBS for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, therapies such as cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) are the first line treatment options in patients with medical refractory OCD. These modalities are effective in approximately 50 % of patients with 40–60 % reduction in OCD symptoms. However, 10–25 % of these refractory patients have persistent OCD

纠缠,缠绕

变形

Deep Brain Stimulation in Aggressive Behavior,oice of targeting the pHr for this pathology is determined by the crucial role of pHr within the limbic circuits, which appear to be dysregulated according to several clinic and experimental data. We chose to use DBS to severely impaired patients affected by refractory aggressive behavior and mental

PET-scan

Radiosurgery for Psychiatric Disorders,nvisioned the necessity of a non invasive way to treat functional diseases of the brain, i.e. realizing precise lesions in specific brain pathways without opening the skull to avoid the unacceptable complications, as psychiatric patients were then being brutally violated by the trans orbital frontal