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The American Journal of Psychiatry, VOL. 89, No. 3

Article | November 01, 1932

DIATHERMY IN TREATMENT OF GENERAL PARESIS

Hugh A. McKay; Kenneth G. Gray; William C. Winans

Am J Psychiatry 1932;89:531-539.

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Ontario Hospital, Minico

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A series of 32 patients treated by diathermy in conjunction with chemotherapy is presented. The clinical outcome of 28 completed cases is described.The clinical course and post mortem findings of a case which died during treatment are outlined. Evidence that certain patients are susceptible to the elevation of temperature induced by diathermy is offered.

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