Participants in the Project

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Participants in the Project v
3. Foreword vii
4. Table of Contents xi
5. Definition of the SEPTAL REGION 1
6. Section I. THEORETICAL CONCEPTS
7. CHAPTER 1. THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO HUMAN BEHAVIOR 9
8. Section II. ANIMAL STUDIES
9. Ablation Studies
10. INTRODUCTION 59
11. CHAPTER 2. METABOLIC CHANGES FOLLOWING DESTRUCTIVE LESIONS IN THE FOREBRAIN IN CATS 61
12. CHAPTER 3. BEHAVIORAL CHANGES FOLLOWING DESTRUCTIVE LESIONS IN THE SUBCORTICAL STRUCTURES OF THE FOREBRAIN IN CATS 83
13. Acute Experiments with Animals
14. INTRODUCTION 85
15. CHAPTER 4. INHIBITION AND FACILITATION OF MOTOR ACTIVITY FROM FOREBRAIN STIMULATION IN CATS 87
16. Chronic Experiments with Animals
17. INTRODUCTION 97
18. CHAPTER 5. CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE CORTEX AND THE SEPTAL REGION IN RHESUS MONKEYS 101
19. CHAPTER 6. EFFECTS OF STIMULATION WITH ELECTRODES CHRONICALLY IMPLANTED IN RHESUS MONKEYS 109
20. CHAPTER 7. CORTICAL AND SUBCORTICAL ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY IN SLEEP 112
21. Section III. HUMAN STUDIES
22. CHAPTER 8. DESCRIPTION OF THE PATIENT GROUP 123
23. Surgical Technique
24. INTRODUCTION 131
25. CHAPTER 9. IMPLANTATION OF SUBCORTICAL ELECTRODES IN MAN BY THE OPEN METHOD 133
26. CHAPTER 10. IMPLANTATION OF SUBCORTICAL ELECTRODES IN MAN BY A STEREOTAXIC METHOD 141
27. Physiological Data—Electrical Recordings
28. INTRODUCTION to Chapter 11 and 14 151
29. CHAPTER 11. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS AND SUBCORTICOGRAMS MADE BEFORE STIMULATION 157
30. INTRODUCTION to Chapter 12 and 13 197
31. CHAPTER 12. SUBCORTICAL STIMULATION TECHNIQUES 201
32. CHAPTER 13. PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES TO SUBCORTICAL STIMULATION 235
33. CHAPTER 14. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS AND SUBCORTICOGRAMS FOLLOWING STIMULATION OF SUBCORTICAL STRUCTURES 251
34. BIOCHEMICAL DATA
35. CHAPTER 15. BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE PATIENT GROUP 285
36. PSYCHOLOGICAL DATA
37. CHAPTER 16. PSYCHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS BEFORE AND AFTER STIMULATION 309
38. CLINICAL DATA
39. CHAPTER 17. PSYCHIATRIC OBSERVATIONS 345
40. CHAPTER 18. NEUROLOGICAL AND MEDICAL STATUS OF THE PATIENT GROUP 383
41. Section IV. CASE REPORTS
42. CHAPTER 19 INDIVIDUAL SUMMARIES OF CLINICAL AND LABORATORY DATA 389
43. Section V. DISCUSSIONS
44. Participants in the Discussions 500
45. Discussion 501
46. Discussion 504
47. Discussion 507
48. Discussion 514
49. Discussion 519
50. Discussion 525
51. Discussion 528
52. Discussion 533
53. Discussion 535
54. Discussion 542
55. Section VI. ADDENDA
56. ADDENDUM A. CASE HISTORY OF THE PATIENT OPERATED UPON IN JUNE, 1952 547
57. ADDENDUM B. IMMEDIATE CHEMICAL AND BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS WITH STIMULATION OF CHRONICALLY IMPLANTED ELECTRODES IN RHESUS MONKEYS AND IN PATIENTS 555
58. ADDENDUM C. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE TECHNIQUE FOR IMPLANTING SUBCORTICAL ELECTRODES BY A STEREOTAXIC METHOD 565
59. ADDENDUM D. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE TECHNIQUE OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION 571
60. ADDENDUM E. ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS AND SUBCORTICOGRAMS RECORDED SINCE THE JUNE 1952 MEETINGS 573
61. ADDENDUM F. PSYCHIATRIC FOLLOW-UP 609
62. INDEX 611