Annual report of Graylingwell Hospital : 54th, 1951.

  • Graylingwell Hospital (Chichester, England)
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1951
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Credit: Annual report of Graylingwell Hospital : 54th, 1951. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Papers delivered or published during the year by members of the Staff of the Hospital were as follows : 1. “Memory Studies in Electric Convulsion Therapy,” by Moyra Williams. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, February, 1950. 2. “Disorders of Temporal Judgment Associated with Amnesic States,” by Moyra Williams and 0. L. Zangwill. Journal of Mental Science, April, 1950. 3. “A Follow up investigation of 330 cases treated by Pre-frontal Leucotomy,” by E. Stengel. Journal of Mental Science, July, 1950. 4. “Changes in the electrical activity in the brain produced by Convulsive treatment,” by Martin Roth. Delivered at the International Congress of Psychiatry, 26th September, 1950. Published in the Daily Journal of the International Congress, 21st September, 1950. 5. “ Psychological changes induced by E.C.T.” by Martin Roth and R. R. Hetherington. Delivered at the International Congress of Psychiatry, 21st September, 1950. (Based on work carried out at the Crichton Royal, Dumfries). 6. “The Design of Psychiatric Establishments,” by Joshua Carse. Delivered at the International Congress of Psychiatry on Friday, 22nd September, 1950. 7. “Changes in the Barbiturate E.E.G. induced by Convulsive Therapy,” by Martin Roth and W. S. McClatchey. Read at the Annual General Meeting of the Electro•encephalographic Society on 30th September, 1950. 8. “ Memory Studies in Electric Convulsion Therapy,” by Moyra Williams. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, November, 1950. 9. “Intelligence Testing,” by the late M. B. Brody and Moyra Williams. In “ Recent Progress in Psychiatry,” edited by G. W. T. H. Fleming, London. J. & A. Churchill, Ltd., 1950. 10. “Problems of Old Age and the Senile and Arteriosclerotic Psychoses,” by Martin Roth. In “Recent Progress in Psychia¬ try,” edited by G. W. T. H. Fleming, London. J. & A. Churchill, Ltd., 1950. (Based on work at Crichton Royal, Dumfries). 11. “Some Physiological aspects of E.C.T.” by Martin Roth. Delivered at the Annual General Meeting of the International League against Epilepsy, 2nd February, 1951. 12. “ Changes in the E.E.G. under barbiturate anaesthesia produced byE.C. T. and their significance for the theory of E.C.T. action,” by Martin Roth. In the Press. Papers in preparation: 1. “ Problems in the diagnosis and classification of Mental Disease in Old Age,” by Martin Roth and J. D. Morrissey. To be read at the Quarterly Meeting of the R.M.P.A., Norwich, May, 1951, and subsequently submitted for publication. 2, “A theory on E.C.T, action and its bearing upon the biological