… have good results after surgery; all were found to have certain defects and some organic
decline. The operations were done by both surgeons and psychiatrists. Patients after leucotomy …

… an ad eundem of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. He was awarded the inaugural
… at meetings of the British Pain Society and the International Association for the Study of Pain. …

… narrative of a disappearance of psychosurgery in the 1960s and its renaissance in the
early1970s, we provide in a third step evidence that stereotactic psychiatric surgery … with the 1970 …

… The story begins in 1922 and ends in 1983—at least, in so far … and psychiatrists have stressed
that this new form of surgery is … Moniz’s claims of cures and improvements in up to 70% of …

… in July 1944; his clinical history includes daily notes of the post-surgical course. A graph
of vital signs was made, and there were neurological and psychiatric examinations; just two …

… The series is produced in association with the International Society of Critical Health … ,
opened in 1965 and closed in 1970.One notable exception is the revolution wrought by the …

… In what follows, we present an overview of our current knowledge of the history of psychiatric
epidemiology, viewed globally, and offer summaries of this volume’s essays. Some readers …

… Millard’s move to Oxford in 1970 limited his direct clinical involvement in therapeutic … to
write about therapeutic community more frequently from 1976. In 1983 he was invited by RD …

… —linguistically and culturally—so that surgeons could connect and share similar forms of …
a broad, international community of surgeons, in reality that community was geographically …

… psychiatry as a backwater branch of medicine, the 1930s had also seen a modest rise in its
public reputation, as new somatic interventions like shock and surgical … Prize in 1970 for his …