http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/2e0da020dc2d1d15c01cfd72dbe1f045.pdf 31adab57107360dd7bed6a52718a7729 PDF Text Text UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI 51400 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Areenal Street St. Innis, Department of Psychiatry Missouri Institute of Psychiatry Area 314 MI 63139 5-6230 Mo. September 21, 1965 Professor P. B. Bradley The Medical School Biminglm 15, England Deer Philip: I twat that your trip to Japan was a fruitful me. The matings in Salxburg and Vim turned out to be excellent and I had an opmity to dime our proposed eynpoeium with a amber of investigators. Since returning home , I have called some of the investigators included in my list following our meeting . The subject of mticholinergic drugs and the associated dissmietim of 3E8 and behavior appears to be problem of the of great interest. I have spokenvto Dre. White, Hiuwich, Roubioek, Vojtechoveky and Voteve. Each has indicated his interest and ‘I believe that they can make emtributions either to the clinical or the beeic science aspects of the prom. Ihweoalledbr. Domimmdfoundthetheisoutofthe comm, but I reviewed. sure of his recent mm as presented in e pant application mad I believe he will have a contributim to make. Dnmitemmdedbr. (aim. Idonotknowhim peremelly, but I am enclosing a copy of his recent bibliography and I believe he should we be invited. Dr. White e130 suggested that Dr. Jam Biel or Dr. mo Abood be considered. Dr. Abood presented am of his data at the Biological Psydmiatzy Meeting and while it was of great interest , its application to em:- pmblem seem romte . Another mmndatim was that of Dr. tango from Italy and, you may wish to consider him. Wioel In the elinioal aspects, in additim to Dr. Vojtedxovsky Dr. Bantu of Emlagen, Dr. my laboratory and Dr. Jenkner from Austria should be widened. I have spoken to Dr. Bente and they have material to present. I did not epeak and Dr. Jeflcner but would consider writing to him. In edditim, Dr. to I know that both Dr. Wilem of mm Caroline and Dr. Shagese have done clinical studies but have not omtacted them until we know the extent of the program In making inquiries about other Itil fm _ “ "Wfi‘m'. .—.';-v «- r 'N- .. r -. array-J umu}rw:atmm _ Itil �Professor Bradley Septmber 21, —2~ European More, three to me: ms were pmsented Wad 1965 Deniaenko Pavlovian Institute University, Mikhel'om of and Anisetmov also of Inningmd. I know the work of Danismko and ho has some clinical data on the use of mticholinorgic drugs on head injuries. It may be intemoting to invite him to hear a diffemt‘ kind of oxperienoe . of Hosea»: I look at notes, invitatims should be omsidemd for Flagel), Bradley, Brimbelcanb, Domino, Fink, Home, Himich, Itil, ngo, Jezflmer, Vojtadlovsky, Votava, White and Wilson. I think you should add a 11W!” of participants and this will provide us with a sufficiently large youp as a nucleus for the program. An the following: Sim, my Boom (and Thu following question might be presented to the investigators as a focus for this oonfemnm: are the mummysiological and behavioral effeets o! the altom‘tims of brain function by antioholinorgio drugs in animals and man? v‘wmat am the bases for the awed dissociation in EEG What and behavior with those omnpomds? Befom we make a specific program outline, we should decide the liimlihood of their pmsentatim being questims or some other aspect which you on the participants and germane to either those may wish to speoify. mats and your advice as to I should be glad to Mar your the next step. ' Simmly Max Pink, youm , 24.)). meesoor of Psychiatry Hszp encloaum oo’ ”memm qw—mnm \ Dr. Colo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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