...Markus Ploesser; Mickey Ellis Abraham; Marike Lianne Daphne Broekman; Miriam Tanja Zincke; Craig Aaron Beach; Nina Beatrix Urban; Sharona Ben-Haim Introduction: This scoping review aimed to synthesize the fragmented evidence on ethical concerns related to the use of electrical and magnetic...

... prevalent and insisted upon, ethical concerns were recognized, brain circuitries and rational for brain targets were discussed, surgical indications were similar, closed-loop stimulation was attempted, evaluations of surgical results were debated, and controversies were common. Thus, it appears...

... and more frequently used for secondary dystonia to improve quality of life. There has been little systematic empirical neuroethics research to identify ethical challenges and potential solutions to ensure responsible use of DBS in pediatric populations. Methods: Clinicians ( n = 29) who care for minors...

... therapy. Consequently, a more complete discussion of certain aspects of the depression trials may allow a realistic appraisal of the clinical and ethical situation of DBS therapy for TRD in a US regulatory context. A US regulatory perspective also may clarify the clinical research and reimbursement...

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... from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Tissue transplant Cell transplantation Ethics Embryonic cells Proc, of the Colloquium on the Use of Embryonic Cell Transplantation for Correction of CNS Disorders, Chestnut Hill, MA, 1983 Appl...