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ECT

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abbreviation for



ect-

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  1. variant of ecto- before a vowel:

    ectal.

ECT

abbreviation for

  1. electroconvulsive therapy
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In 2019, the year after Lijian says he was hospitalised, the Chinese Medical Doctor Association updated its ECT guidelines, stating it should only ever be administered with consent, and under general anaesthetic.

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Since 2001, nearly 160 legal actions based on the ECT have been brought by investors claiming their investments had been damaged by green policies such as renewable-energy subsidies, and seeking compensation from governments.

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More than half of those given ketamine showed improvement, compared with about 41% for those receiving ECT.

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While these findings establish a link between aperiodic activity and ECT benefits, the researchers stress the need for further investigation to leverage these insights in clinical applications.

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But even among proponents, there's little consensus as to what mechanism underlies ECT's therapeutic effect.

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