Some Observations on Experimentally Produced Convulsions

Pike, F. H.; Elsberg, Charles A.; Rizzolo, Attilio

doi:10.1176/ajp.86.2.259

AJP

1929

DOI: 10.1176/ajp.86.2.259

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Some Observations on Experimentally Produced Convulsions

F. H. Pike¹,

Charles A. Elsberg²,

Attilio Rizzolo³

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“…Pike, 44 Muskens,27 Wortis and McCulloch 45 and Wortis 6 confirmed this. Dandy and Elman4a showed the same phenomenon, using absinth as a convulsant.…”

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Epilepsy Secondary to Head Injury

Glaser¹

1935

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“…Pike, 44 Muskens,27 Wortis and McCulloch 45 and Wortis 6 confirmed this. Dandy and Elman4a showed the same phenomenon, using absinth as a convulsant.…”

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Epilepsy Secondary to Head Injury

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1935

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Cerebral Peduncle in Propagation of Convulsions

Walker¹

1963

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The Combined Action of Some Convulsant Agents in Small Doses and the Action of Bromides in Experimentally Induced Convulsions

Pike¹,

Osnato²,

Notkin³

1931

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Some Observations on Experimentally Produced Convulsions

Cited by 20 publications

References 8 publications

Epilepsy Secondary to Head Injury

Epilepsy Secondary to Head Injury

Cerebral Peduncle in Propagation of Convulsions

The Combined Action of Some Convulsant Agents in Small Doses and the Action of Bromides in Experimentally Induced Convulsions

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