Handbook of ECT: A Guide to Electroconvulsive Therapy for Practitioners

Copyright © aimed at both practitioners and trainees who need a quick, up-to-date source about most aspects of clinical ECT. It is not meant to be an exhaustive text, rather a primer of technique.” In my reading of this book, I found that I agreed with Dr Kellner's assessment and directions on each aspect of the practice of ECT. The clinical directions provided in this book will place the reader squarely in the mainstream of ECT practice. Although the book intentionally avoids digressions into areas that lack consensus, ample references are provided for the reader whowants to delve more deeply into the science. Useful tables and figures are spaced throughout, and a comprehensive index helps readers quickly find specific topics. Blank pages at the end allow the reader to make their own notes as they go.