American Journal of Psychiatry
Volume 87, Issue 4
January 1931
ARTICLE
January 1931
CONVULSIVE SEIZURES, THEIR PRODUCTION AND CONTROL
- Pages:551–566
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January 1931
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON EXPERIMENTALLY PRODUCED CONVULSIONS
- Pages:567–594
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January 1931
THE CENTRAL MECHANISM OF GENERALIZED EPILEPTIC FITS
- Pages:595–609
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January 1931
CEREBRAL TRAUMA AND ITS RELATION TO MENTAL DEFICIENCY
- Pages:611–621
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January 1931
EPILEPSY AND ITS RATIONAL EXTRA-INSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT
- Pages:623–635
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January 1931
A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN RELATION TO FAMILY CONSTELLATION
- Pages:637–654
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January 1931
A STATISTICAL REVIEW OF CONVULSIVE DISORDERS IN THE UNITED STATES
- Pages:655–661
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January 1931
A PATHOLOGIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONCEPT OF NEUROSOMATIC DETERIORATION IN EPILEPSY, WITH RECORD OF TWO CASES
- Pages:663–666
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.87.4.663
Preview Abstract
These cases, clinically, seem quite different; however, both show the same essential features: epilepsy and the symptomatologic pattern of neurosomatic deterioration. In the first case—a child— deterioration developed more rapidly and was more destructive,...
January 1931
THE MECHANISM OF THE KETOGENIC DIET IN EPILEPSY
- Pages:667–671
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January 1931
EPILEPSY AS AN EXAGGERATED FORM OF NORMAL CEREBRAL INHIBITION
- Pages:673–685
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January 1931
Epilepsy. By William G. Lennox, M. D., and Stanley Cobb, M. D. (Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 1928, pp. 197.)
- Pages:735–736
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January 1931
Treatment of Epilepsy. By Fritz B. Talbot, M. D. (New York: The Macmillan Co., 1930, pp. 308.)
- Pages:735-a–736
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