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ECT without anaesthesia is unethical

Waikar, Aparna
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Davar, Bhargavi
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Karhadkar, Chandra
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Bansode, Darshana
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Waikar, Aparna
Davar, Bhargavi
Karhadkar, Chandra
Bansode, Darshana
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anaesthesia
electroconvulsive therapy
Medical Ethics
medical procedure
GE Subjects
Methods of ethics
Bioethics
Medical ethics
Health ethics
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Health Ethics
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"We are shocked that Dr Chittaranjan Andrade should make a case for direct ECT (electroconvulsive therapy) in your recent Issues in Medical Ethics. We want to place before your readers the facts that are unreported or otherwise masked in his article"
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2003
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