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Cognitive variables (MMSE, CVLT-II retention, DRS-2 I/P) had only modest associations with health-related quality of life variables, suggesting that the cognitive side effects of continuation ECT did not meaningfully impair HRQOL in this elderly population.
Follow-up6 months
ComparatorVenlafaxine 225mg/day plus lithium alone (PHARM arm)
Effect summarynull

Connected entities

Interventions
Continuation electroconvulsive therapy venlafaxine and lithium
Conditions
Depression
Outcomes
Cognitive Function
Populations
Older Adults

Source

PMC5742556
Effects of Continuation Electroconvulsive Therapy on Quality of Life in Elderly Depressed Patients: A Randomized Clinical Trial
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