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Unilateral or bilateral electroconvulsive therapy for depression? A survey of practice and attitudes in Australia and New Zealand

Objective: We report the findings of the first survey of the practice of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for the treatment of depression in Australia and New Zealand. The major aim was to examine the frequency of use of unilateral and bilateral electrode placement, as bilateral ECT has been recently recommended as the treatment of choice by the Royal College of Psychiatrists (UK).