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Comprehensive Psychiatry | 1965

A CASE OF NARCOLEPSY WITH PSYCHOSIS (PARANOID STATE OF NARCOLEPSY).

Harry Z. Coren; James J. Strain

Summary A review of the cases of narcolepsy with psychosis has been presented. Two types of psychoses with narcolepsy were delineated, one typical of schizophrenia, and another atypical of schizophrenia. This latter, of which the case presented is an example, was termed Paranoid State of Narcolepsy. The relationship of the hypnagogic hallucinations of narcolepsy to the development of the Paranoid State of Narcolepsy was discussed.


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1970

Bilateral and Unilateral ECT: Follow-Up Study and Critique

T. G. Bidder; James J. Strain; Lily Brunschwig


British Journal of Psychiatry | 1971

Issues in the Assessment of Post-ECT Memory Changes

Lily Brunschwig; James J. Strain; Thomas George Bidder


Comprehensive Psychiatry | 1970

Modifications of electroconvulsive therapy

T. George Bidder; James J. Strain


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1981

Benefits of Liaison Psychiatry

James J. Strain


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1977

Dr. Strain Replies

James J. Strain


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1985

Primary and Team Health Care Education

James J. Strain


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1984

Phenomenology and Treatment of Psychophysiological Disorders

James J. Strain


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1983

Electroconvulsive Therapy: Biological Foundations and Clinical Applications

James J. Strain


American Journal of Psychiatry | 1978

The Meaning of Illness: Selected Psychoanalytic Writings

James J. Strain

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University Hospitals of Cleveland

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