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                  <text>August 2a, 1976

Daniel X. Freedman, M.D.
Chief Editor
Archives of General Psychiatry
Chicago, Illinois
Dear Dan,
On my

return

Re:

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from my holidays, I found your

letter of

26 with the critiques of the paper”Effioacy and Shfsty of‘lhduoed
seizures (EST) in Man? I cannot say that I am surprised, for I have
become accustomed to unusually sharp criticism of any report that I
write on EST. But I did find many of the comments useful, and taken in
the spirit of improving the product, I shall try to correct some of

July

the omissions and the errors, as well as add a section of clear critique
of the status of our present knowledge. I do think that the last request
is for an additional paper, but perhaps the addition will not be too

large

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useful.

In your letter you indicate that "I have decided my initial
reaction is off target - I enclose a letter I wrote; I also enclose Noch

Callaway's response." Neither your letter nor Noch's response were in
the package, and if you still think these would be useful in re-writing
this report, I would be grateful to see them. (I received critiques I to V).
I have some specific questions for reviewer # 2 (begins 'I
appreciate the timeliness of this review, esp. . . . '). He argues that
the issue of the comparative efficacy and safety of EST vs. antipsychotic
and antidepressant drugs is not dealt with till at all. I thought that
I have cited the principal articles in this regard; would it be possible
to ask whether there are other citations missing? If the criticism is
that the presentation is poor, then I accept that criticism and will
re-qrite it; but I do believe I have cited the most relevant articles.
I also find his statement 'there are hints of the possibly overly
sanguine clinician—enthusiast in some parts' helpful, and have attempted
to take a more judicious posture.

this

In any case, it will take a few weeks of extra-effort, but
means a delay to get the text back to you-- probably early October.
My

thanks go your

My

regards.

to write such fine critiques.
I

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many busy

researchers

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