2019
DOI: 10.1002/cpt.1572
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Deep Brain Stimulation in Depression: Even if Successful, Will It Ever Be Scalable?

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“…This special issue includes point‐counterpoint articles by Holtzheimer et al . and Downar et al ., which weigh the strengths and weaknesses of pursuing ongoing efforts to evaluate DBS as a treatment for depression.…”
Section: Brain Stimulation Methods Used In Neurologic and Psychiatricmentioning
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“…This special issue includes point‐counterpoint articles by Holtzheimer et al . and Downar et al ., which weigh the strengths and weaknesses of pursuing ongoing efforts to evaluate DBS as a treatment for depression.…”
Section: Brain Stimulation Methods Used In Neurologic and Psychiatricmentioning
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“…DBS is currently used as an effective treatment tool for a variety of neurological disorders (e.g., tremors and Parkinson's disease), and it has been extensively evaluated as a treatment for depression, albeit with less success. This special issue includes point-counterpoint articles by Holtzheimer et al 23 and Downar et al, 24 which weigh the strengths and weaknesses of pursuing ongoing efforts to evaluate DBS as a treatment for depression.…”
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