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Sleep-onset rapid eye movement after electroconvulsive therapy is more frequent in patients who respond less well to electroconvulsive therapy.

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Sleep-onset rapid eye movement after electroconvulsive therapy is more frequent in patients who respond less well to electroconvulsive therapy. (English)

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Grunhaus L

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Shipley JE

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Eiser A

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Pande AC

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Tandon R

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Krahn DD

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Demitrack MA

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Remen A

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Hirschmann S

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Greden JF

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