Neuroversion: using electroconvulsive therapy as a bridge to deep brain stimulation implantation.

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Baron Short

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Gonzalo Revuelta

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Greg Sahlem

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Istvan Takacs

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Mark S George

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10.1080/13554794.2016.1276605

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