Table 1 Patient demographics, clinical characteristics, and ECT treatment information.

From: Clinical EEG slowing induced by electroconvulsive therapy is better described by increased frontal aperiodic activity

 

Demographics

CLINICAL INFORMATION

ECT INFORMATION

ID

Sex (M/F)

Age

Dx

QIDS

Antidepressant

Mood stabilizer

BZD

Antipsychotic

Stimulant

Tx #

Total Tx

Laterality

Pulse width (msec)

Stimulus (%)

Seizure (sec)

Anesthesia

1

FTM

30 s

MDD, PTSD, Unspecified anxiety

21

9

DUL

DUL

    

1

8

10

10

BL

RUL

0.3

0.5

10

50

300

117

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX, Alfent, CAFF

2

M

50 s

MDD, PTSD,

Alcohol use d/o

20

17

VEN

VEN

Lithium

Lithium

   

1

3

3

3

BL

BL

0.5

0.5

30

30

69

76

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX

3

F

40 s

MDD, PTSD, Eating d/o

20

18

FLU, BUP

NTP

    

1

7

9

9

BL

BL

0.5

0.5

10

40

163

50

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX, CAFF

4

M

60 s

MDD,

Alcohol use d/o

14

10

MIR

MIR

  

Quetiapine

Quetiapine

 

8

12

12

12

BL

BL

0.5

0.5

75

100

38

36

MTX, SUX, CAFF

MTX, SUX, CAFF

5

M

40 s

Bipolar II d/o,

Polysubstance abusea

11

9

BUP, DUL

BUP, DUL

  

Lurasidone

Lurasidone

 

4

12

12

12

BL

BL

0.5

0.5

60

100

36

59

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX, Alfent, CAFF, Glycopyr

6

M

60 s

Bipolar II d/o, PTSD,

Social anxiety

18

8

DUL

DUL

 

Lorazepam

Lorazepam

 

Ritalin

Ritalin

2

12

12

12

RUL

RUL

0.5

0.5

60

90

35

21

MTX, SUX, Alfent

MTX, SUX, Alfent

7

M

50 s

MDD, PTSD

Alcohol use d/o

22

20

15

VEN

VEN

VEN

  

Quetiapine

Quetiapine

Quetiapine

 

1

4

7

7

7

7

BL

BL

BL

0.5

0.5

0.3

30

50

100

25

134

18

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX, Alfent

MTX, SUX, Alfent, CAFF, KET

8

M

30 s

MDD, PTSD,

18

14

FLU, MIR

FLU, MIR

    

1

4

10

10

BL

BL

0.3

0.3

10

20

66

71

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX

9

M

40 s

MDD, PTSD,

Alcohol use d/o

23

19

-

15

DUL

DUL

DUL

  

Risperidone

 

1

5

9

12

12

12

12

12

BL

BL

BL

BL

0.3

0.3

0.5

0.5

5

10

80

100

130

40

64

43

MTX, SUX

MTX, SUX, Glycopyr

MTX, SUX, Glycopyr

MTX, SUX, Glycopyr

  1. BUP bupropion, ESC escitalopram, DUL duloxetine, FLU fluoxetine, MIR mirtazapine, NTP nortriptyline, VEN venlafaxine, MTX methotrexate, SUX succinylcholine, Alfent alfentanil, CAFF caffeine, Glycopyr glycopyrrolate, KET ketamine.
  2. aPolysubstance abuse is no longer a DSM-V diagnosis. The patient for which that is listed was using Alcohol, Cannabis, Cocaine, Amphetamine and Opioid Dependence. All, apparently, in remission (not used for at least 1 year).