1963
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1111972
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Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Psychopharmakotherapie mit Tranquilizern und Neuroleptika

Abstract: sind direkt an die Schriftleitung zu richten, sie dürfen nicht gleichzeitig anderen Blättern zum Abdruck angeboten werden. -Mit der Annahme des Manuskriptes erwirbt der Verlag das aussdiließlidie Recht der Vervielfältigung, gewerbsmäßigen Verbreitung und Ubersetzung der in dieser Zeitschrift zum Abdruck gelangten Beiträge. Der Verlag erwirbt weiter das Redit dar Verwendung des Manuskriptes für fremdsprachliche Ausgaben. Kein Teil dieser Zeitschrift darf in irgendeiner Form, auch nicht durch Fotokopie, Mikrofil… Show more

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“…According to this hypothesis, blockade of DA-receptors in animals results in protection against apomorphineinduced stereotypies and emesis, and, as a result of attenuation of striatal transmission, in the development of catalepsy. In man, production of psychotic experiences is inhibited, and a Parkinson-like syndrome develops (2,10). Extrapyramidal effects were considered indispensable for an antipsychotic agent, and indeed, some clinicians (11) considered the therapeutic dose level of a neuroleptic to be reached only when extrapyramidal effects appeared.…”
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“…According to this hypothesis, blockade of DA-receptors in animals results in protection against apomorphineinduced stereotypies and emesis, and, as a result of attenuation of striatal transmission, in the development of catalepsy. In man, production of psychotic experiences is inhibited, and a Parkinson-like syndrome develops (2,10). Extrapyramidal effects were considered indispensable for an antipsychotic agent, and indeed, some clinicians (11) considered the therapeutic dose level of a neuroleptic to be reached only when extrapyramidal effects appeared.…”
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confidence: 99%