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Levente Hermán,Ilona Bella Császár,Réka Ildikó Zsigmond et al. Levente Hermán et al.
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is a highly effective biological treatment in psychiatry with a history of nearly one hundred years. In contemporary clinical practice, its primary indications include treatment-resistant affec tive disorders...
Gábor Gazdag,Hunor Girasek,Rozália Takács Gábor Gazdag
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) remains one of the most effective biological treatment methods in psychiatry. The development of convulsive treatment methods was based on a theory of its mechanism of action, namely the presumed biological a...
Noémi Papp,Xénia Gonda Noémi Papp
Psychedelic drugs, historically recognized for their effects on perception, cognition, and emotion, are entering their renaissance, as a growing body of both preclinical and clinical evidence supports their potential for the treatment - mos...
János Réthelyi János Réthelyi
Anxiolytics and mood stabilizers are essential components of modern psychopharmacological practice, with indications spanning multiple diagnostic categories. Although most currently used agents have been available for decades, their clinica...
Erika Szily Erika Szily
The pharmacological treatment of substance use disorders requires a complex, differentiated approach, in which acute withdrawal treatment, relapse prevention and the treatment of comorbid psychiatric symptoms are imple mented separately, bu...
Zoltán Hidasi,Máté Fullajtár Zoltán Hidasi
Due to its diverse symptomatology, Alzheimer's disease requires a complex therapeutic approach. Among the disease-modifying pharmacotherapeutic options, significant progress has recently been made in the field of anti-amyloid antibody thera...
Csilla Bolyós,Levente Hermán,Péter Döme et al. Csilla Bolyós et al.
It is relatively common for patients suffering from major depressive disorder to experience no significant improvement in their depressive symptoms despite trying several antidepressants and/or other treatment methods. This phenomenon is re...
Zoltán Rihmer,Annamária Rihmer Zoltán Rihmer
Since SSRIs and other new antidepressant agents entered the market, the possibilities to treat depression improved substantially but 50 percent of major depressives do not respond to the first, and 25-35 percent do not respond even to the s...
György Szekeres György Szekeres
This review examines the changing trends in antipsychotic therapy, with a particular focus on the use of combinations (the administration of multiple antipsychotic drugs simultaneously). In addition to investigating the prevalence of such p...
István Bitter István Bitter
This publication is an expanded and updated version of three topics selected from a lecture, which was pre sented at a continuing medical education event held in Spring 2025 at the Department of Psychiatry and Psycho therapy at Semmelweis U...