Psychiatric disorders are worldwide a common cause of severe and long-term disability and
socioeconomic burden. The management of patients with psychiatric disorders consists …

Psychiatric disorders are worldwide a common cause of severe and long-term disability and
socioeconomic burden. The management of patients with psychiatric disorders consists of …

Psychiatric disorders are worldwide a common cause of severe and long-term disability and
socio-economic burden. The management of patients with psychiatric disorders consists of …

There has been emerging evidence of non-pharmacologic therapeutics for psychiatric
illnesses to modulate brain activity. These methodologies are often referred as …

The term “neuromodulation” is a wide-ranging concept that could be technically applied to
any medical, surgical or physiological therapy designed to modulate the nervous system's …

There is an increasing interest in the development of novel nonpharmacological options for
the treatment of major psychiatric illnesses, especially major depressive disorder. This is …

Psychiatry, as other medical specialties, currently faces challenges to enhance clinical
response of different disorders. Drug refractoriness, adverse effects, elevated costs, and …

Over the last few decades, there has been renewed interest in focal neuromodulation as a
treatment approach for neuropsychiatric conditions. This has been supported by the relative …

Clinical neuromodulation began in psychiatry with electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), but in
recent years several new techniques have been developed: repetitive transcranial magnetic …

Recent advances have allowed the development of new physical techniques in neurology
and psychiatry, such as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), Vagus Nerve Stimulation …