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Am J Psychiatry 1986; 143:1040-1041
Copyright © 1986 by American Psychiatric Association

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Generalization of the effects of unilateral and bilateral ECT

CM Swartz and G Larson

The correlation coefficients among four different measures of seizure duration (motor activity, EEG spikes, EEG total, tachycardia) were substantially lower with unilateral than bilateral ECT. This suggests that unilateral ECT is less well generalized through the brain than bilateral ECT.




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