Some Neurophysiologic Differences Between Schizophrenia and Depression
Abstract
Fatigue of neurons after a prolonged hyperponesis (measurable electromyographically) may be one factor in the production of depressive states. On the other hand, in acute schizophrenic episodes a disorganization of activity in neuronal networks may take place before fatigue of neurons has time to develop—occurring shortly after the onset of hyperponesis.
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