The Predictive Role of QEEG in Evaluation of Responsiveness of OCD Pa-Tients to Fluvoxamine

The electroencephalographic waves of the medial-frontal area and occipital areas can be biomarkers to predict responsiveness to treatment with fluvoxamine.

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Basic and Clinical Neuroscience Journal
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.32598/bcn.2023.4565.1
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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The Predictive Role of QEEG in Evaluation of Responsiveness of OCD Pa-Tients to Fluvoxamine

Mohammad Sayadnasiri, Mahta Moridian, Borzooyeh Naji
Basic and Clinical Neuroscience Journal
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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The Predictive Role of QEEG in Evaluation of Responsiveness of OCD Pa-Tients to Fluvoxamine

Mohammad Sayadnasiri, Mahta Moridian, Borzooyeh Naji
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The electroencephalographic waves of the medial-frontal area and occipital areas can be biomarkers to predict responsiveness to treatment with fluvoxamine.

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