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1951 · 20547 — 1951. Public Health Service Publications No. 16. - Washington 1951 4° 173 pp. orig. kartonierter Einband. First Edition! New York N.Y. November 17 and 18. 1949. "According to Limburg based on an analysis of survey data returns a total of 9991 psychosurgical operations were conducted for the period from 1935 to August 15 1949. The following table breaks down the estimated and reported number of patients that underwent psychosurgical operations in all mental hospitals and hospitals associated with medical schools in the United States:" Shawn Logan: A Brief Look at the Use of Psychosurgery 2020. Content: Introduction. Newton Bigelow November 17 1949 Mettler Fred. A.: Establishment of the Research Conference Group on Psychosurgery. Whitehorn John C.: Significance of diagnosis. Malamund William: Ability to estimate degree of malignancy of psychoses and influence of malignancy. Freeman Walter: Significance of physiologic findings. Landis Carney: Value of psychologic tests. Solomon Harry: Influence of age of patient nature of onset duration of illness computed from a initial complaint and b time elapsing since first hospitalization for presenting psychiatric complaint. November 18 1949 Schroeder Sarah F.: Influence of proximal environmental social service factors in pre- and post-operative period. Dunham H. Warren.: Influence of distal environmental sociologic factors in pre- and post-operative period. Responsibility of society to the patient and of patient to society. Kolb Lwarence: Expectation of patient without psychosurgery or other specific therapy. Ackerly S. Spafford: Significance of response to previous specific therapy. References Appendices: 1. Sapir Philip: Survey of current research in psychosurgery. 2. Landis Carney: Value of psychological procedures in connection with psychosurgery. 3. Frances Marry; Freeman Walter & Watts James W.: Personality changes after psychosurgery. 4. Crutscher Hester B.: Environmental rating scale. 5. Limburg Charles C.: A survey of the use of psychosurgery lobotomy with mental patients. unknown