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[Hillside] Hospital annual report (folder title).
Experimental Psychiatric Programs at Hillside Hospital - A Review (several).
[Hillside] hospital budgets. (1/2)
Proposed Research request budgets; letters; report of expenditures
[Hillside] hospital budgets. (2/2)
Proposed Research request budgets; letters; report of expenditures
70 Years an Experimentalist in Neurology and Psychiatry
Unpublished autobiographical account written by Dr. Max Fink, M.D.
A Boy from the Bronx: A Recollection
A short, unpublished autobiography written by Dr. Max Fink, M.D.
A clinical evaluation of carotid angiography. Confin Neurol. 1952; 12(4): 181-95.
[Preprint] and publication. Confinia Neurologica. From the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry, New York University College of Medicine and the Neurological Service of the Third Division, Bellvue Hospital, New York City.
A statistical study of a psychoanalytic hypothesis: absence of a parent as a specific factor determining choice of neurosis. Journal of the Hillside Hospital, 2: 67-71, 1953.
Reprinted from JOURNAL OF THE HILLSIDE HOSPITAL Volume II, Number 2 April, 1953
A unified theory of the action of physiodynamic therapies. J Hillside Hosp., 6: 197-206.
5 items. 1: Xerox copy. 2: Two presentation copies. 3: Handwritten manuscript.4: Draft copy. 5: Chart.
Alteration of brain function in therapy. In NS Kline (ed.), Psychopharmacology Frontiers. Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1959: 325-332.
Reprinted from Psychopharmacology Frontiers. Proceedings of the Psychopharmacology Symposium of the Second International Congress of Psychiatry held in Zurich, Sw1tzerland on September 2-4, 1957.
An Interview with Max Fink, MD: World-Leading Expert on Electroconvulsive Therapy
Max Fink, MD, Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology Emeritus, Stony Brook University, was interviewed by Lorraine Botti on March 18, 2018. The location was Special Collections in the Melville Library at Stony Brook University, where his archive is…
Anna Lowenthal
Maternal grandmother of Max Fink
Behavioral patterns in convulsive therapy. Arch Gen Psychiat. 1961 Jul; 5:30-6.
Reprint and [preprint]. Reprinted from the Archives of General Psychiatry July 1961, Vol 5, pp. 30—36.
Bronia Lowenthal Fink and Max Fink, 1923
Mother of Max Fink
Bronia Lowenthal Fink in medical school anatomy class, Vienna, 1922
Mother of Max Fink
Bronia Lowenthal Fink in Vienna, undated
Mother of Max Fink
Bronia Lowenthal Fink in Vienna, undated
Mother of Max Fink
Changes in language during electroshock therapy. In P.H. Hoch and J. Zubin (eds.), Psychopathology of Communication. Grune and Stratton, New York, 1958: 126-139.
[preprint] and reprint. Reprint from Psychopathology of Communication Grime & Stratton. Inc., 1958
Changes in verbal transactions with induced altered brain function. J Nerv Ment Dis. 1960 Mar; 130:235-9.
Reprinted from The JOURNAL of NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASE Volume 130, No. 3, March 1960
Clinical and electroencephalographic effects of megimide in patients without cerebral disease. Neurology. 1958 Sep; 8(9):682-5.
[Preprint] and reprint. Reprint from NEUROLOGY, Minneapolis, September 1958, Vol.8, N0.9
Comparative study of chlorpromazine and insulin coma in therapy of psychosis. J Am Med Assoc. 1958 Apr 12;166(15):1846-50.
[Preprint and reprint]. Reprint from The Journal of the American Medical Association April 12, 1958, Vol. 166. Observation letter.
Consciousness studies (notes), 1956-1958
Research papers, files, and related correspondence: notes: consciousness studies
