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Effect of anticholinergic compounds on post convulsive electroencephalogram and behavior of psychiatric patientsFink, 1960
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- 4058341214119144842
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- Fink M
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- Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology
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1. Experimental anticholinergic compounds (diethazine, Win-2299, benactyzine, JB-318 and JB-336), administered to psychiatric patients at various stages of convulsive therapy, were associated with:(a) desynchronization of EEG rhythms with a blocking of post-convulsive …
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