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                  <text>7488-06683
12
Mssami

Saito,

Fsbtusty

1974

M.D., D.Msd.3ci.

Dspsrtocnt of ﬁscropsychistry
Xsnssi Msdicsl Collcgs
Ossks~Horixuchi

Jspsn

Door Dr.

Ssito:

The world Congress of Biological Psychiatry will be hosting
Aircs, Scptsmbsr 26~28, 1974. Following soon discus*
sions with combats of the Program Committsc, I proposed to the
Secretary. Dr. José Ysrvurswlobiss, that wo hold s symposium on

in

Buonos

the suhjsct

Qusntitstivs Electroencephalography and
Psychoshsruacology.

This auagsstion has been sccsptcd. and I am writing to in~
you to psrticipsts in this symposium. us would hops to
focus on both ths methods now in nos for qusntitstivc EEG. as
well as applications in classifying psychoactive drugs and tho
nontally ill.‘ Our aim would be to describe the cathode now in
use and the lstsst data to highlight olectrophysiologicsl methods

vita

as applied to biological psychiatry problems.

as arc not planning to request funds for participation and
on csch participant to providc the means of sttcndsncs.

will count
The

invitees include:

J. Rouhicck

Basal. Switcsrlsnd

D.

Rossdini

Genoa,

T.

Itil

Istanbul, Turksy, sod

14.

Motousck

Gﬂtsborg, Sweden

-1-

Italy
Now

York City

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nomad. $91.

12 F.bruarl_ 1974

”2"”

G. Dolce

Datustadt,

L. Goldscein

Rutgers,

C. Shagaaa

Philadelphia, Pennlylvania

J. Volavka

New

York

Gnrmnny

New

Jorsey

City.

Should you be planning to attcnd tbs Congress and would like
to participate in this symponiuy, I would b. gratoful for your
raply befora March 31.

Sinccroly yours,
Fink, M.D.
Professor of Psychiatry

Max

MF/cis

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