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This study presents the developing convulsive therapy. Initially, the early types of convulsive therapy were used in Ancient Rome prolonged to the 18th century. The first half of this study reviews specific methods of convulsive therapy in the 19th century. There are focused on the research and achievements of László Meduna, who developed convulsive therapy by using camphor and cardiazol. Finally, the role and impact of Meduna, then the latest achievements of Ugo Cerletti and Lucio Bini are presented.
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