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Các phương pháp kích thích não
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Các phương pháp kích thích não là những lựa chọn điều trị đầy hứa hẹn cho các rối loạn tâm thần nặng, kháng trị. Kích thích từ trường xuyên sọ (TMS) là một phương pháp an toàn và ít xâm lấn, tuy nhiên cho đến nay giá trị của nó trong việc áp dụng lâm sàng vẫn chưa rõ ràng. Một sự phát triển của kích thích từ trường xuyên sọ là liệu pháp co giật từ tính (MBE), trong đó các cơn co giật toàn thân được kích thích với mục đích trị liệu - tương tự như liệu pháp sốc điện - dưới sự gây mê và thư giãn cơ. Những kết quả đến nay liên quan đến tác dụng chống trầm cảm và hồ sơ tác dụng phụ về nhận thức tốt hơn so với liệu pháp sốc điện là rất thuyết phục. Kích thích não sâu là một phương pháp xâm lấn, trong đó các điện cực được cấy vào các vùng mục tiêu xác định thông qua một cuộc phẫu thuật định vị. Tác dụng của nó đối với các rối loạn ám ảnh cưỡng chế nặng kháng trị và trầm cảm là đầy hứa hẹn, tuy nhiên cần xem xét các khía cạnh đạo đức.
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