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INSULIN TREATMENT OF PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS Comparative Results with Deep- and Light-Coma Treatment
LENORE BOLING; WILLIAM RYAN; MILTON GREENBLATT
Am J Psychiatry 1957;113:1009-1012.
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The Boston Psychopathic Hospital, 74 Fenwood Rd., Boston 14, Mass.
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Of 73 psychotic patients treated with insulin, alternate patients received deep and light insulin coma therapy. The therapeutic results were evaluated in terms of immediate clinical and psychological improvement and follow-up study. By the criteria used in these evaluations, no difference was found between the results of light and deep insulin coma therapy.Abstract Teaser
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