One “Anesthesia Mump”?

Abstract

examination of stimulus parameters by Peterchev et al 6 synthesizes past and recent knowledge, with a view toward future developments in ECT. It is only by opening our minds to these possibilities that future advances will be made in research and clinical practice. Perhaps I am an idealist, but I would like every ECT practitioner to have an understanding of ECT that goes beyond the clinical procedures performed in the ward and ECT suite.