Erin Allman‑Updyke
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549 appearances
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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Oh, that's such a great question.
Um, okay, there's a few reasons for this.
In part it's it's not completely random.
To answer that question
I wanna actually answer first where we put the electrodes.
Okay.
Because then I'll be able to kind of like long way get to that question.
Okay.
Okay.
So the electrodes are placed, uh, there's a few different ways that you can place the electrodes.
You in most of the like media representations, the electrodes are placed on the temples, on both of them.
So kind of like if you draw an imaginary line from the corner of your eyes back to your ears, it's kind of midway along that line, just above it, in right on your temples.
And that is kind of old school standard placement, still used quite often, um, but not necessarily the first.
line treatment option for a lot of people in the US today, but that's a perfectly decent option.
Um, sometimes instead of being on the temporal, people will put them bifrontal, so like on the forehead, kind of like outer corners of the eyebrows.
Okay.
But there's also another option, and that is right unilateral placement.
And so this means that you'll have one electrode on the right side in that same like temporal position, and then the other one just to the right of the very top of your skull, right at the apex there.
A lot of times we start with this right lobe only, right unilateral placement, because it's associated with a lower risk of side effects.
However, it tends to also be slightly less effective than bilateral placement.
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