Carol Kivler testimonial and mechanism of action   I have removed new content on the mechanism of action and an endorsement from Carol Kivler  Medical content on Wikipedia is strictly governed by guidelines and policies Im not sure the Kliver testimonial or any testimonial is appropriate for an evidencebased article A very important guideline is WikipediaIdentifying reliable sources medicine The source Perrin et al for the mechanism of action content does not conform to that guideline  Perrin et al an fMRI study of ECT and frontal cortical connectivity in severe depressive disorder is not appropriate for the claims the new text makes Per the guideline I linked to above we rely on expert reviews to put such results into context This study can be mentioned once a review has done that if the review gives it sufficient importance to warrant inclusion  Also its important to be very precise in paraphrasing sources The recent edit said The groups findings confirmed the hyperconnectivity hypothesis of ECT which is stronger than the sources The findings reported here add weight to the emerging hyperconnectivity hypothesis in depression    Im not contesting the veracity of any of the content But to be included in Wikipedia the relevance and accuracy of all medical content must be supported by sources that conform to the above guideline  usually systematic reviews graduatelevel textbooks national or international professional guidelines or similar that can be expected to accurately reflect the current scholarly consensus