Should psychiatry and neurology integrate?
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Biomedical subjects
C E Wells
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The symptoms and behavioral manifestations of dementia.
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The clinical management the patient with dementia.
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The natural history of neurosarcoidosis.
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Herpes simplex encephalitis treated with intravenous idoxuridine.
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Clinical aspects of spinovascular disease.
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Cerebral toxicity associated with massive intravenous penicillin therapy.
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Clinical neurology of macrocytic anaemia.
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The hysterical personality and the feminine character: a study of Scarlett O'Hara.
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Thioridazine and its metabolites in post mortem blood, including two stereoisomeric ring sulfoxides.
Thioridazine and metabolites were determined by a selective HPLC technique in blood from five post-mortem cases; two deaths attributed to drug overdose and three deaths due to natural causes or trauma. Additionally, total thioridazine-like compounds were determined in these blood samples and liver specimens by a nonspecific fluorometric technique. Blood concentrations were: thioridazine, 0.78-8.85 mg/L; mesoridazine, 0.52-26.8 mg/L; and sulforidazine, 0.00-0.87 mg/L. Thioridazine-5-sulfoxide stereoisomeric DL,LD, and DD,LL pair concentrations ranged from 0.02-0.56 and 0.03-0.83 mg/L, respectively. Thioridazine metabolite profiles were not helpful in differentiating therapeutic administration from severe overdose. Liver appears to be the specimen of choice in the assessment of thioridazine overdose.
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