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The American Journal of Psychiatry, VOL. 89, No. 2

Article | September 01, 1932

BLOOD CHOLESTEROL STUDIES IN MENTAL DISEASE

Purcell G. Schube

Am J Psychiatry 1932;89:355-368.

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The Neuro-Psychiatric Institute and Hospital of the Hartford Retreat Hartford, Conn.

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Abstract

There have been presented the total blood cholesterol estimations, as measured in 100 cc. of whole blood, in 54 normal individuals and in 200 individuals not normal from a neuropsychiatric point of view.These two types of cases were considered as two distinct groups and the material evaluated accordingly.The evaluation of the results was carried out by means of a statistical procedure.The author wishes to acknowledge his appreciation of the assistance of Dr. George S. Johnson, Acting Director of the Colorado Psychopathic Hospital; Robert C. Challman, psychologist; and Miss Rachel D. Frame, in the preparation of the manuscript.

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