Great Doctors of the Nineteenth Century

Hale-White, Sir William; C, B.

doi:10.1097/00000441-193608000-00031

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“…The demographic features of the groups are shown in table 1 There were significant differences between the control and treated group for driving accuracy (trial A Tables 3 and 4 examine the importance of driving status and compares drivers with nondrivers both in the control and the index groups.…”

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Effects of depot neuroleptics on driving performance in chronic schizophrenic patients.

Wylie

Thompson²,

Wildgust³

1993

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry

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Patients who are prescribed psychotropic medication may be expected to have some impairment in general attention and concentration and in measures of psychological and motor performance. These impairments may be due to the illness itself, the medication or the combination of both. Twenty two patients who were receiving depot neuroleptics for chronic schizophrenia were compared with sixteen control subjects in their performance on simulated driving tests. There was a significant decrement in driving performance in the index group compared with a normal control group. (JNeurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1993;56:910-913)

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Effects of depot neuroleptics on driving performance in chronic schizophrenic patients.

Wylie

Thompson²,

Wildgust³

1993

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry

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“…There are different versions of this encounter -probably not their first, because Wakley studied under Cooper at Guy's -but the most appealing is that both men simultaneously recognized the absurdity of the situation, broke into laughter and became firm friends. 7 Other accounts portray a less charitable reaction from Cooper,8 although the outcome was the same. Wakley was, on this occasion, spared the prospect of a law suit for plagiarism and Cooper agreed to further publication of these lectures as long as he was not identified as their originator.…”

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Thomas Wakley, plagiarism, libel and the founding of The Lancet

Jones

2009

J R Soc Med

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“…For the first century of its existence students entered either at St. Thomas's or at Guy's, but were free to attend the lectures and operations at both. The separate l\lcdical School of Guy's Hospital was established in IB25 (Hale-White, 1935)• Most of the physicians and surgcons to Guy's during the eighteenth century were not men of exceptional merit; howevcr, mention must be made ofSamuc! Sharpe (1700-57) who had been a pupil of Chesclden; among other things Sharpe introduced the cylindrical form of the cranial trephine ;.…”

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