http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/d0e04e688947245fe630ee75a80a8e56.pdf 048a0edd96a6c1824e4e0d47b94e7402 PDF Text Text February 15, 1966 Dr. Max Pollack uillsidc Hospital P. 0. Box 38 Glen Oaks. flew York Dent flax: haw. received the records and as soon as I have a chance. Turon and I will go over than. I hepo we can confirm some I of tho ”analyzer” data. «want: occurrod at the moaning of the Clinical Committee wklch moy interest you. I was discussing tho general problem of the EEG analysis with a number of tho staff, and our recon: Two discriminato function came up for discussion. I indicated that the group of schizOphronic patients who stood out were most likaly theta who were classified as childhood achizo~ phrenia. Knowing Dave Engclhatdt's interest in thi: question, I suggested that he undertake such a study in his populations in Brooklyn. Kc baoamo very much interaotod and asked me to colloborate. This is most diffioulc, but I suggested that you ‘ may do a Itill bu internatnd in batter job. Are you ono who could it. ano I know ofinnotracking down still intorestcd would call that you suggest chanson in kids? If no, I him in Brooklyn, and I know that you will find him halpful. the EEG Clinical Couaitcco also ditcussod the problem of ovaluation of arugu for the creatmant of doprctnion. In addition to the collaborative atudius of schizoohronia,_they will probably launch one on dopresuion this fall. when the model was presented. to compare iniprnmino outlast placebo, I took the position that u: could laarn ovan more if there were a sufficicnt number of suhjaotn treated with iuiptaninn, chlorpcomaainc, and placebo. The They second to acocpc this rucouncodntion with the execution of the addition of Kcmadrin to tho ohlorprooaxiooa They will probably make a :tudy similar to our own. failed to proton: clearly tho data on tho thorapnutic efficacy of chlorproaazlno in doproalion. Baforo John Kramer left, I hid naked lin to write thin up. and my ruoords haw: only an ineoaplota draft of that rcport. One truth enurgcd. and that was that we had �Dr. Ha: Pollack 2-14-65 Pug; Two I ballcvc it unuld be uurthwhllc to sumaarlso ch. obcorvatlonl in an. daptatnive group along. comparing thc cllntcal results with ch: thtca compounds. It would bu not: helpful 1! this war: eoapletcd bsfora the beginning of May, :0 that caplel ¢oald be made available ta aha Clinical Comnltaea a: a ball: for that: collaborative candy. a study, it rapraaants a unique apportunity for us to hava a taut of some cf out hypothoucs proscntud in 1959, which can only be adequately tested with a large sampla. If thay undortaka inch schodule is very tight for the re:c of this month. I balleva l could work anxiously on this problem in the latter par: of Mitch, Does 1: interest you and Don? Hy own still it I would like to see I copy of your schizophrenia report, and theta is an extra ans available, I would suggest that to Dave Engalhardt. you send it Sincerely yours.‘ Max MF/Jb fink. MOD. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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/. 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