[ON THE PSYCHOPATHOLOGY OF HYPOGLYCEMIA].
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Convulsive Therapy↗
Biomedical subjects
O SCHRAPPE
Publications and source records attributed to O SCHRAPPE.
[OBSERVATIONS ON DRUG ADDICTION AND ABUSE].
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Central Nervous System Diseases↗
[On the effects of febrile episodes in postencephalitic parkinsonism. On the pathogenesis and vulnerability to Purkinje cells].
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Encephalitis↗
[THE HYPOGLYCEMIC SYNDROME. FORENSIC-PSYCHIATRIC AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGIC CONTRIBUTION].
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Antisocial Personality Disorder↗
[Semiquantitative determination of physical dependence in morphine and methadon therapy].
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Depression↗
[Physical dependence following prolonged administration of N-allylnormorphine].
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Humans↗
[Schizophrenia & military servies].
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Disease↗
[Chronic morphine intoxication].
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Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions↗
[The development of tolerance in continuous therapeutic use of opiates].
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Analgesics, Opioid↗
[Vasodilators in drug therapy of depressive mental disorders].
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Depression↗
[Pharmacological diagnosis of alkaloid addiction with the help of some opiate antagonists].
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Alkaloids↗
[Early lesions of the cerebellum].
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Cerebellar Diseases↗
[Pathological physiology of the dementia caused by phenylpyruvic acid].
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Alzheimer Disease↗
[Blood reaction and carbon dioxide exchange in the active homotherm muscle].
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Blood↗