Deep brain stimulation for obsessive-compulsive disorder:a crisis of access
- Visser-Vandewalle, Veerle
- Andrade, Pablo
- Mosley, Philip E.
- Greenberg, Benjamin D.
- Schuurman, Rick
- McLaughlin, Nicole C.
- Voon, Valerie
- Krack, Paul
- Foote, Kelly D.
- Mayberg, Helen S.
- Figee, Martijn
- Kopell, Brian H.
- Polosan, Mircea
- Joyce, Eileen M.
- Chabardes, Stephan
- Matthews, Keith
- Baldermann, Juan C.
- Tyagi, Himanshu
- Holtzheimer, Paul E.
- Bervoets, Chris
- Hamani, Clement
- Karachi, Carine
- Denys, Damiaan
- Zrinzo, Ludvic
- Blomstedt, Patric
- Naesström, Matilda
- Abosch, Aviva
- Rasmussen, Steven
- Coenen, Volker A.
- Schlaepfer, Thomas E.
- Dougherty, Darin D.
- Domenech, Philippe
- Silburn, Peter
- Giordano, James
- Lozano, Andres M.
- Sheth, Sameer A.
- Coyne, Terry
- Kuhn, Jens
- Mallet, Luc
- Nuttin, Bart
- Hariz, Marwan
- Okun, Michael S.
Publication date
August 2022
DOIAbstract
Deep brain stimulation is an effective treatment for obsessive–compulsive disorder but is rarely used. Action is needed by psychologists, psychiatrists and insurers so that patients with otherwise intractable cases can receive this therapy to improve their mental health
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