Symptom change during inpatient treatment and residual symptom burden at discharge in adolescents receiving electroconvulsive therapy for severe mania or psychosis: a retrospective cohort study
BackgroundElectroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is an important treatment option for severe adolescent psychosis and mania, but diagnosis-specific clinical outcomes remain incompletely characterized. We examined symptom improvement and residual burden at discharge, contrasting the clinical outcome profiles of adolescents with psychosis-spectrum disorders and bipolar mania.MethodsThis retrospective…
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