Which residual symptoms predict relapse after successful electroconvulsive therapy for late-life depression?
Simon Lambrichts(KU Leuven), Pascal Sienaert(Huntsman (Belgium)), Mardien L. Oudega(GGZ inGeest), Esmée Verwijk(Amsterdam University Medical Centers), Didier Schrijvers(University of Antwerp), Annemiek Dols(Utrecht University), Filip Bouckaert(Allen Institute for Brain Science), Kaat Hebbrecht(KU Leuven), Kristof Vansteelandt(KU Leuven), Jasmien Obbels(KU Leuven), Margot J. Wagenmakers(GGZ inGeest), Eric van Exel(Amsterdam Neuroscience)
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