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Ci ML Mt. ) . w Jifg ( " E ‘— M Egg; A ”‘W' /‘>“"‘/’— F " _ 7 (55/ M‘, W”’”‘ / s.‘ #W“ M ~ auM {MW mm W’ 0 (1/, 551:1; ) 'MW. / _ g« 4% M . vfi,‘ <1 ’(A) 7 _ .44.. , JV“?! 1‘ ' ‘ ah ._.._ , meW véclua'flw’f’fivLfi; £W~—~—~~ __-_._ MW—wmm- “ M7‘ELIZ7 -5: 4m“? .. �y-eka . . flvx‘ Putzir‘ trap—{i ‘3. z; E Van”— �depressed patients Some drugs do respond to EST. who do not respond to antidepressant In a recent report, Glassman, Kantor and Shostak (73) found that depressed patients with delusions were markedly unresponsive to tricyclic drugs-—lO of 13 so treated failed. re-treated with EST, sustained response to EST. were EST action of EST is often used to reduce excitement its effects found greater EST nine of the ten failures had a dramatic-and is also effective in the treatment of mania. where may be prompt and lifesaving. improvement in follow—up compared to psychotherapy of patients treated with EST for controls. manic and The sedating agitated states, Ziskind §t_al, (18h) patients treated with McCabe (129) reviewed the records in l9h5 e 19h9 and found shorter hospitaliza— tion, greater percent improvement, than for controls. these When better follow-up results for and EST Kalinowsky (105), Epstein (53), and Bianchi and Chiari (l9) found-the improvements rates for EST treated manic—depressive patients to be equivalent in the depressed and the manic phases. ‘Ebaugh and Johnson (h9) reported 100% social recovery for five manic patients treated with pentelenetetrazole; and Thorpe (171, 116) described the efficacy of multiple daily treatments in acute mania. Comparisons of the clinical efficacy of lithium and recurrent mania The and EST, alone or combined,in the treatment of acute are not available. efficacy of seizure therapies in depressive illnesses may also be seen in clinical comparisons of different methods of inducing the seizure. Studies comparing EST using unilateral or bilateral electrode placements find the two methods effective in reducing symptoms and shortening hospitalization (3, 29 studies in which the M3, uh). D'El ia and Raotma (hh) examined results of unilateral electrode placements were �b» i415 �De _F¢'r\ \C Proposed Outline of Book Entitled: A PROFILE IN PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL RESEARCH: MANIC ILLNESS Editor: Baron Shopsin, M.D. \/ Preface - Introduction ------- §B. Shopsin, M.D. What is Mania 5 ————————————— W Wot-sen, Ginsburg, G. Longitudinal Review Starting with the term "Folie Circulaire by Bairget and Falret ------—) Kraepelin ----------of'9 Bipolar and unipolar illness Description a dynamic or descriptive nature / before schizophrenia? Analytic Concepts Other III IV Diagnostic Considerations: Clinical Aspects: D.D. with schizo-affective illness B. Shopsin, M. D. E‘P'DEMIOLOfiq 3—. Blamm/ V Epidemiology-mad Genetics—————— J. Mendlewicz V‘ Neuropharmacology VI\ Treatments 1. Biological Selzer, B. Shopsin andv S. Gershon -------------J. < , 2 . VIII V ECT - Max Fink / 92* Psychoactive Drugs - B. Sh0psin Wm. / Other (e.g. analytic, behavioral, family therapy, etc.) Ginsberg Concluding Remarks V � 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. 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