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Psychosurgery

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Mind Map on Psychosurgery, created by Teddie Mardon on 08/05/2015.
Teddie Mardon
Mind Map by Teddie Mardon, updated more than 1 year ago
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Psychosurgery
  1. Surgical procedure preformed on brain, aim of treating mentally disordered behaviour
    1. Destroying part of brain or fibres of brain so that target areas of brain are separated and functionally removed.
      1. Prefrontal lobotomy
        1. Selective destruction of nerve fibres
          1. In the frontal lobe that controls impulses and mood regulation
            1. Used on patients with affective disorders such as people with depression
            2. Prefrontal leucotomy
              1. Moniz
                1. 1930
                2. drilling holes on each side od skull and instead an instrument like an ice-pick. to destroy nerve fibres
                3. Leucotomy
                  1. Moniz
                    1. Instrument with retractable loop that could cut into white matter of the brain and sever nerve fibres
                      1. thought that by cutting nerve fibres that cary thoughts form one place to another to relive pataients of there distressing thoguhts
                      2. early practise was inappropriate and ineffective.
                        1. lobotomy 6% fatality rate
                          1. Side effects such as brain seizures
                        2. Been developed used on those who don't respond to psychotherapy of other forms of treatment
                          1. MRI scan to locate exact parts of brain and sever connections precisely. using anaesthetic
                            1. OCD example of circuit linking orbital frontal lobe to deeper parts of brain such as thalamus appear more active. bilateral cingulotomy designed to interrupt circuit
                              1. Deep brain stimulation, surgeons thread wires though skull they are connected to battery back in chest this produces high-frequency current interrupting brain circulatory
                              2. assumption that behaviour can be explained in different areas of the brain
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