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Transient changes in mismatch negativity after two sessions of electroconvulsive therapy for atypical psychosis: A case report.

Yuhei MoriKazuko KannoHiroshi HoshinoYuichi TakahashiYuhei SuzukiItaru Miura
Published in: PCN reports : psychiatry and clinical neurosciences (2024)
Peak latency prolongation in MMN-D may reflect transient cognitive abnormalities after ECT. MMN can be useful to evaluate cognitive dysfunction, one of the adverse events of ECT. However, future studies are needed to examine the reproducibility and to examine the results in diseases other than atypical psychosis.
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