http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/9f3e89d0c444e1630af03fb95849e37e.pdf d3b62e4fc3adf390b14fdd2eb89d7a2f PDF Text Text Dsoember 23, 1955 Dr. Neonattin Polvan [martin Cad. 8mm Apt. 17/1 Taksim -— Talinham Istanbul, Turkey Dear Hr. Polvsn: I regret very mush the musual oomplioatims with Dr. Crane. that he would be able to make a site visit and It provide a visual image of your facilities. However, since there are now very heavy restrictions in mm grant wards because of the oomittments of the war in Viet Ham, I believe the best strategy would be to mdertake a pilot study using such funds as you may have available and attempt to obtain sou-1e small support from plummutioal houses. It shmzld be possible to select oummds which are still of interest to various drug companies was our hope TA -A. . law”.-- uu'f‘wwwzerrl »-:-anm- sothattmymaymakethedrugsavailableatnooost. "WWW" letter you raised three questions. lbs first , the testing of new «rounds in untreated schizophrenic relates to This is a very important question and if you were patients. interested in most-taking studies of butaperusine, for owls , this study would be very Mlpful in answering questions which In your wm'.lwtc.Au-v mpuszlingtoday. mismdisalmadyaooeptedinfimpe. "new” uncover, you were interested in testing minds, there are my that have been momtly proposed which we are studying here. Parellel investigations mderteken in your (Pfizer) facility and in ours of such oanpoma as thiothirene would both (Squibb) enmthete the fltsabenuine noting long or be supportable studies. If, ~—mW~chr4'erijwrrr4-1W lbs second question, whether schizophrenia is reversable, is a very ignorant me. Hmover, it does not lend itself to an early simle mower. If we are anxious to obtain support at own future time, it would be more helpful to mdertake a study of shorter duration. . third question, of activating chronic schizophrenia by hallucinogmio drugs, is a study which also has much merit. However, we have many chronic schizophrenic: patients treated Your _ wpwv._r,,wnm,f m,” �Ir. Polvm -2~ December 28, 1965 for long periods available and such studies are in progress hem. Ifyeueouldmdertahetwopmm—thestudyofnewdmgsin untreated schizophrenics and a semnd study - then such activation projects would be of merit. Perhaps they should be planned in a fashion parallel to our present pmjeete. mm - - mileyouesktheeethreeqmtima,my1poseefmmflfi are the effects of new drugs in meted depressive cases? Is them a difference in treatment results between: psycmtzwic drugs and ECT in mtreeted depmssim? These two questions mounting mtmeted depmsaives parallel the questions asked in the drug and schizophmie study. me results of these studies aould be of help in substantiating the value of such a study unit What Ietmbul. If any the next few weeks. forfiueflewYear. Myouverymdlforyourkindmgm wife and my best wishes for Happy Fleece and we mld be pleased and working out the details in of these projects interest you, to assist in planing the protocol mp1: Prospem 1966. you your for a Sincerely yours , Max Fink. Md). Professor of Psymietry MPucp � 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/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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