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N. Blitzsten, W. Brams (1926)
MIGRAINE WITH ABDOMINAL EQUIVALENTJAMA, 86
T. W. Forbes (1932)
A Systematic Investigation of Methodology in the Measurement of Electrical Phenomena of the SkinPsychol. Bull., 29
C. Landis, Henry Dewick (1929)
The electrical phenomena of the skin (psychogalvanic reflex).Psychological Bulletin, 26
Philip Solomon (1935)
The Psychogalvanic Reflex: Applications to Neurology and PsychiatryArch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 34
Carney Landis (1932)
Psychiatry and the "Psychogalvanic Reflex,"Psychiatric Quart., 6
M. Prinzmetal, W. Bloomberg (1935)
THE USE OF BENZEDRINE FOR THE TREATMENT OF NARCOLEPSYJAMA, 105
H. Schwartz (1934)
REFLEX ACTIVITY WITHIN THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEMAmerican Journal of Physiology, 109
W. Lennox (1934)
The Use of Ergotamine Tartrate in MigraineThe New England Journal of Medicine, 210
H. Richter (1925)
Zur Frage der Pathogenese des Migräneanfalles und seiner Beziehungen zum epileptischen AnfallZeitschrift für die gesamte Neurologie und Psychiatrie, 97
S. S. Tower (1931)
Injury and Repair Within the Sympathetic Nervous System: I. The Preganglionic NeuronsArch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 26
C. W. Darrow (1929)
The Electrical, Circulatory, Secretory, and Thermal Reflexes of the SkinProc. Internat. Cong. Psychol., 9
H. E. O. James (1926)
A Note on the Effect of Polarization in Psycho-Galvanic ExperimentsBrit. J. Psychol. (Gen. Sect.), 17
P. Solomon (1935)
THE PSYCHOGALVANIC REFLEX: APPLICATIONS TO NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRYJournal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 34
Edgar Trautmann (1928)
Die Beeinflussung migräneartiger Zustände durch ein Sympathikushemmendes Mittel (Gynergen)München. med. Wchnschr., 75
C. Landis
Psychology and the psychogalvanic reflex.Psychological Review, 37
E. Schilf (1922)
Ueber das sogenannte psychogalvanische Reflexphänomen beim Frosch und seine Beziehung zum vegetativen NervensystemArch. f. d. ges. Physiol., 195
Maurice Levine (1933)
Measurement of Electrical Skin ResistanceArch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 29
C. Richter (1931)
SLEEP PRODUCED BY HYPNOTICS STUDIED BY THE ELECTRICAL SKIN RESISTANCE METHODJournal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 42
R. P. Mackay (1929)
Ophthalmoplegic MigraineAm. J. Ophth., 12
Curt Richter (1926)
The Significance of Changes in the Electrical Resistance of the Body during Sleep.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 12 3
Tower (1932)
II. The Postganglionic NeuronsArch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 28
C. Richter (1927)
A STUDY OF THE ELECTRICAL SKIN RESISTANCE AND THE PSYCHOGALVANIC REFLEX IN A CASE OF UNILATERAL SWEATINGBrain, 50
O. Muck (1924)
Ueber das Wesen der Hemicrania sympathicotonicaMünchen. med. Wchnschr., 71
C. Richter (1929)
PATHOLOGIC SLEEP AND SIMILAR CONDITIONS: STUDIED BY THE ELECTRICAL SKIN RESISTANCE METHODJournal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 21
Pasteur Vallery-Radot (1925)
Rapport sur la pathogénie des migrainesRev. neurol., 32
H. Richter (1925)
Zur Frage der Pathogenese des Migräneanfalles und seiner Beziehungen zum epileptischen AnfallZtschr. f. d. ges. Neurol. u. Psychiat., 97
A. W. Leischner (1930)
Therapeutische Versuche bei Melancholie, Schizophrenie und MigräneMed. Klin., 26
W. E. Dandy (1931)
Treatment of Hemicrania (Migraine) by Removal of the Inferior Cervical and the First Thoracic Sympathetic GanglionBull. Johns Hopkins Hosp., 48
C. Richter (1929)
PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF THE SKINAmerican Journal of Physiology, 88
H. A. Riley (1932)
MigraineBull. Neurol. Inst. New York, 2
(1929)
Pathologic Sleep and Similar Conditions Studied by the Electrical Skin Resistance MethodArch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 21
M. Goldman (1928)
Recherches cliniques sur l'action de l'ergotamine sur le système végétatifArch. d. mal. du cœur, 21
E. Farmer (1924)
Concerning the Use of the Psychogalvanic Reflex in Psychological ExperimentsBrit. J. Psychol. (Gen. Sect.), 15
M. Levine (1933)
MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRICAL SKIN RESISTANCEJournal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 29
S. Tower, C. Richter (1932)
INJURY AND REPAIR WITHIN THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM: I. THE PREGANGLIONIC NEURONSJournal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 28
M. Gildemeister (1922)
Der galvanische Hautreflex als Teilerscheinung eines allgemeinen autonomen ReflexesArch. f. d. ges. Physiol., 197
E. F. Hartung (1927)
Present Day Aspects of MigraineNew York State J. Med., 27
Abstract In recent years there has been a popular tendency in medicine to make sweeping and unwarranted generalizations regarding the activity of the sympathetic nervous system in a number of clinical conditions of obscure etiology. Terms such as sympathicotonia, vagotonia, autonomic dysfunction and the like are commonly used in the literature as a cloak for ignorance of the actual mechanism of the condition in question. These remarks are particularly applicable to the problem of migraine, in which so many investigators recently have implicated the sympathetic nervous system in theories regarding the etiology of the disease.1 These theories have been especially difficult to evaluate on account of the almost complete absence of evidence either for or against them. In spite of this situation, perhaps because of it, the theory of sympathetic dysfunction in migraine is becoming more widely accepted.2 The recent successful use of ergotamine in the relief of the References 1. Blitzsten, N. 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Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry – American Medical Association
Published: May 1, 1936
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