Increased Cerebral Blood Flow in Depressed Patients Responding to Electroconvulsive Therapy

Omer Bonne; Yodphat Krausz; Baruch Shapira; Mosche Bocher; Haim Karger; Malka Gorfine; Roland Chisin; Bernard Lerer

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Increased Cerebral Blood Flow in Depressed Patients Responding to Electroconvulsive Therapy

Omer Bonne, Yodphat Krausz, Baruch Shapira, Mosche Bocher, Haim Karger, Malka Gorfine, Roland Chisin and Bernard Lerer

Journal of Nuclear Medicine July 1996, 37 (7) 1075-1080;

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Increased Cerebral Blood Flow in Depressed Patients Responding to Electroconvulsive Therapy

Omer Bonne, Yodphat Krausz, Baruch Shapira, Mosche Bocher, Haim Karger, Malka Gorfine, Roland Chisin, Bernard Lerer

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 1996, 37 (7) 1075-1080;

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Increased Cerebral Blood Flow in Depressed Patients Responding to Electroconvulsive Therapy

Omer Bonne, Yodphat Krausz, Baruch Shapira, Mosche Bocher, Haim Karger, Malka Gorfine, Roland Chisin, Bernard Lerer

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 1996, 37 (7) 1075-1080;

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