Clinical Neuroscience - 1964;17(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1964

[Treatment of neuroendocrine syndromes with transcerebral electrostimulation]

DR NYÍRŐ Gyula, DR FORNÁDI Ferenc, DR BARTOS Valéria, KAFFKA Károly

[We describe our new treatment method, which we have shown to be suitable for the treatment of certain neuroendocrine disorders.The treatment results of 16 anorexia nervosa and 31 amenorrhoea cases demonstrate that it represents a new therapeutic option for the treatment of endocrine syndromes resulting from central nervous system dysfunction.Its main significance is that it restores neuroregulatory activity in disorders that do not respond to other treatments. Further studies on the mechanism of action of this treatment, the area of indication, etc. are ongoing. Probably, that the effect is to indirectly influence hypothalamic function.]

HUN 1964;17(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1964

The starting mechanism of speech

M.I. Botez

The data from the literature and personal data of mutism without akinesia are reviewed.

ENG 1964;17(01)

Clinical Neuroscience

JANUARY 01, 1964

[Mental health care in Poland in the framework of the hospital-mental health unit]

[In September 1963, as a delegate of the Ministry of Health, I attended the Lublin Psychiatric Congress in Leningrad, Poland, as a guest of the Polish People's Republic. The Budapest City Council allowed me to spend 8 days in Poland after the congress to study neurosurgery there.]

HUN 1964;17(01)