Assertion: ect | /r/HasProperty | given
Facets:
value: most commonly
type: DEGREE
value: during a hospital stay
type: TEMPORAL
value: unilaterally
type: MANNER
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: frequently
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: ECT can be given during a hospital stay, but it's often done on an outpatient basis.
text: Electroconvulsive therapy may be given during a hospital stay, or a person may come in for treatment and then go home.
text: ECT is much safer today and is given to people while they’re under general anesthesia.
text: ECT is most commonly given when patients have severe depressive illness, mania or some forms of schizophrenia.
text: ECT is often given when patients have not responded to other treatments, when other treatments appear to be less safe or difficult to tolerate, when patients have responded well to ECT in the past, or when psychiatric or medical considerations make it particularly important that patients recover quickly and fully.
text: However, after ECT is given, antidepressants are usually prescribed to help maintain normal mood.
text: ECT is given when a person is under general anaesthetic.
text: ECT is most commonly given when patients have severe depressive illness, mania, or some forms of schizophrenia.
text: Frequently, ECT is given when patients have not responded to other treatments, when other treatments appear to be less safe or difficult to tolerate, when patients have responded well to ECT in the past, or when psychiatric or medical considerations make it particularly important that patients recover quickly and fully.
text: Today, ECT is given to patients after an anesthetic and a muscle relaxant have been administered.
text: I do think that ECT is given that there should be a way of getting the patient back into bed without have to trail them through in front of everybody.
text: ECT is carried out by a psychiatrist and can be given unilaterally or bilaterally:
text: ECT is done under general anesthesia and muscle relaxers are given to prevent the body from convulsing.