Expert Interview
A Second Opinion: Understanding the future role of Deep Brain Stimulation systems for the treatment of severe depression
Ticker(s): ABTInstitution: Yale University
- Assistant Professor at Yale School of Medicine and Assistant Director of the Yale Depression Research Program.
- Treats roughly 60 TRD patients per month, in a mix of settings including clinical practice and clinical trials; manages a growing ketamine service at Yale, which provides about 15-25 treatments per week.
- Served as PI or co-investigator on at least 12 clinical trials involving depression therapeutics including a large, federally funded trial comparing ECT and IV ketamine; runs a busy clinical service (the Yale Interventional Psychiatry Service), which offers electroconvulsive therapy, ketamine, and transcranial magnetic stimulation to patients.
Please describe your background and patient setting
Added By: ben_adminHow many patients with treatment resistant depression do you manage?
Added By: ben_adminPlease describe your research regarding Deep Brain Stimulation Systems. What role do these systems currently play and where do you see their future in this space?
Added By: ben_adminHow familiar are you with the system from Abbott? How does it differentiate itself from other devices?
Added By: ben_adminAre You Interested In These Questions?
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