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Background: This preliminary study examined the effects of electrical stimulus intensity on the speed of response and efficacy of bilateral electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in the treatment of schizophrenia.
The acupoints were stimulated with a continuous-wave electrical stimulus with an intensity of 2 mA and frequency of 3 Hz for 20 min to produce slight twitches in the limbs.
No change in subjective pain intensity was perceived at RT-SS from T0 to T1, meaning that during hormone free interval, participants rated an electrical stimulus at lower current intensity as painful as an electrical stimulus at higher current intensity necessary to elicit the nociceptive withdrawal reflex during the third week of active treatment.
An electrical stimulus at supra-maximal intensity delivered ~2 s after HSUP, allowed us to record the superimposed maximal M-wave (MSUP) and the V-wave (VSUP).
Cue 1 signaled the subsequent application of a high intensity noxious electrical stimulus with a probability of 80% and of a low intensity stimulus with a probability of 20%.
To evaluate the electrophysiological properties of hippocampal CA1 pyramidal cells, we first analyzed basal synaptic transmission by applying electrical stimuli of increasing intensity to the Schaffer collateral/commissural pathway using Q129 and non-TG mice at 12 15 weeks of age.
Electrical stimulation was delivered at a stimulus intensity below 100 μA in the present study.
The intensity of the electrical stimulus was adjusted in each subject, just above the threshold to elicit a twitch of the thumb (4.8±2.4 mA).
The current intensity of the electrical stimulus (1/4 Hz) at the dorsal root (or sympathetic chain) was increased until an action potential waveform at a fixed latency was observed at the peroneal nerve recording electrode.
The intensity of the electrical stimulus that produced a peak-trough response amplitude of at least 0.2 μV for the eABR was defined as threshold.
The electrical stimulus lasted 200 μs and had an intensity of three times the perceptual threshold (averaged intensity of electric stimulation in PAS-25 = 4.71±0.15 mA, averaged intensity of electric stimulation in PAS-50 = 4.65±0.18 mA; two-tailed t-test = 0.26, p = 0.80).
