http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/681a8276526b7b905790fe33c29ef626.pdf 4e5a5cf3ada2ffd99334bffc525eca15 PDF Text Text July 30 , 1965 Prof. P. Bradley The Medical Seiwol Bimianmn England 15 Dear Dr. Bradley: It is a pleasure to accept the invitation of the Program Committee of the GIMP to participate in the plmning of a symposium on Neurophemooloy. I lodt forward with keen anticipation working with you‘ Following the Committee '8 suggestion, I am taking thin opporfimity to open our diemzseims with the following tentative suggestions. mating on the general subject of EEG md psychoplume-logy review ohms induced by psydzotmpic drugs in psychotic subjects, whacking differences between schizophrenic Varicmo and depressive subjects and portraying drug specific pettems 1961); a general overview of EEG md behavior (Yale, 1953); nottodolow of oonputer techniqms‘ (Washington, 196%); and drug effects in depmosive disorder-s (1965) . These presentations were primarily focmsed on human observations . In the recent Society of Biological Psychiatry meting mime). and lumen EEG data were brought together on the special subject (mm, of "Nztioholimrgio Heliucinogens." Participants in this sympoeimn included [no Abood, Richard White, Mam 11:11, and w. P. Wilson. '11:: discussion and presentations were quite god and beam of time limitations barely presented the raw material of which “men was a omeidemble anomt. (If you wish, I om send you draft copies of those muscripte.) As the subject was of peat interest, perhaps a similar subject can be considered in brain for the CINP. The problem of cholimrgic Emotion is of mtual interest, and such a subject would permit dismeime of antidmlimrgic dmge including hellucinogens , Waco mti-pefldmm agents , mohmiem in amine and ooopolemine,ofoholinergic various 201', and tho psychotropic (Inge . dxolimrgic aspects A one of focus is the peremxiel problem of the dissociation of EEG and beluvior. Related to this subject is the pmgmetic value of EEG. data for tho therapeutic efficacy of peydwtropio (Mags; EEG dmngos in mimic as e pmdictim of the effects in m; and in. men, the prediction of the general effects of drug and the specific prediction in individual subjects. �Prof. Bradley July 30, ~2~ 1965 of those suggestions provide a focus for us? I am planning to attend the International EEG Metings in View early in September. Peflmps we can meet in Imam to discuss the program? My present plans are to leave Nan York on Saturday, August 28, and I can be in London on Sunday aftemom, August 29. Ifmoouldmgetomt,wocanspendafcwhm planning the pmgm md this might be easier than an exchange of Do any letters. the As to other matters, I m enclosing a check for my (has GIN? for 1-965 . Incichntally, scan mnths ago I received for the galley proofs of one pmsentatim from the 19614 matings, but not the other (EEG Patterns with Ocmbimd Drug Treatments in Psychotic Patisnts; Drug Induced Dissolutim of Cortical Electrical Activity; Imstigatims in Therapy Resistant Sdzizophmnic Patimts) . May I finuim as to the status of these muscripts? and Wutic I loio'k forward to working with you in this swims next that we may be ablc to met in [snow mm: mm. year, and hope Hy best mgaxdo . Sincerely yours , Fink, Md). Professor of Psychiatry Max 2417'sz cc: Dr. Brill Dr. Cole � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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