[Some electrographic differences between chronic schizophrenic patients and normal subjects].
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Biomedical subjects
E Rodin
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Objective evaluation of joint sense and touch in the human.
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Relationship between the EEG and employment status of epileptic patients.
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Hereditary components in epileptic patients. Electroencephalogram family studies.
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Effects of LSD-25 on the EEG and photic evoked responses.
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Photic evoked responses during induced epileptic seizures.
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The electroencephalogram in acute fatal head injuries.
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An assessment of current views on epilepsy.
The current neurologic literature tends to equate the term "epilepsy" with "epileptic seizures" and regards the condition mainly as a symptom of several different neurologic disorders. This has led to the creation of a great variety of "epilepsies" and a proposal to establish an International Classification of Epilepsies and Epileptic Syndromes. The assumptions underlying the proposed classification were reviewed, and it was pointed out that in spite of the differences in manifestations and etiologies there may be an underlying commonality. The suggestion is made that epilepsy may be viewed as a process that can express itself in various degrees of intensity, and a definition is proposed that takes into account not only the ictal but also the interictal phenomena. The implications for future research directed toward the solution of the epilepsy problem are discussed.
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