Peripheral Blood Flow in Schizophrenia and Other Abnormal Mental States

Parameters of Research into the Depressive States

“…volume plethysmography and skin temperature, and several authors found reduced blood flow in manic-depressives (Abramson et d., 1941 ;Baruk et al, 1950).…”

Parameters of Research into the Depressive States

“…volume plethysmography and skin temperature, and several authors found reduced blood flow in manic-depressives (Abramson et d., 1941 ;Baruk et al, 1950).…”

Cold Injury Caused by Psychiatric Illness: Six Case Reports

“…One such study showed an increased basal forearm blood flow in schizophrenic patients, but a reduced circulatory response to stress (Kelly and Walter, 1968). Other authors have commented on a diminished autonomic response in chronic schizo phrenics (Lang and Buss, 1965) and a reduced hand blood flow (Abramson et a!, 1941).…”

Individual Thermal and Behavioral Factors in Cold‐induced Vasodilatation

“…Third, digital vasoconstriction is amenable to conditioning procedures and once established as a conditioned response in anticipation of painful stimulation is difficult to extinguish (Shmavonian, 1959). Fourth, characteristic differences in finger temperature have been shown for schizophrenics as compared to normals (Abramson, Schloven, & Katzenstein, 1941). Fifth, indirect vasodilatation^ has been shown to be slower for schizophrenics compared to normals (Henschel, Brozek, & Keys, 1951).…”

Parameters of Research into the Depressive States

“…volume plethysmography and skin temperature, and several authors found reduced blood flow in manic-depressives (Abramson et d., 1941 ;Baruk et al, 1950).…”

Cold Injury Caused by Psychiatric Illness: Six Case Reports

“…One such study showed an increased basal forearm blood flow in schizophrenic patients, but a reduced circulatory response to stress (Kelly and Walter, 1968). Other authors have commented on a diminished autonomic response in chronic schizo phrenics (Lang and Buss, 1965) and a reduced hand blood flow (Abramson et a!, 1941).…”

Individual Thermal and Behavioral Factors in Cold‐induced Vasodilatation

“…Third, digital vasoconstriction is amenable to conditioning procedures and once established as a conditioned response in anticipation of painful stimulation is difficult to extinguish (Shmavonian, 1959). Fourth, characteristic differences in finger temperature have been shown for schizophrenics as compared to normals (Abramson, Schloven, & Katzenstein, 1941). Fifth, indirect vasodilatation^ has been shown to be slower for schizophrenics compared to normals (Henschel, Brozek, & Keys, 1951).…”

Parameters of Research into the Depressive States

“…volume plethysmography and skin temperature, and several authors found reduced blood flow in manic-depressives (Abramson et d., 1941 ;Baruk et al, 1950).…”

Cold Injury Caused by Psychiatric Illness: Six Case Reports

“…One such study showed an increased basal forearm blood flow in schizophrenic patients, but a reduced circulatory response to stress (Kelly and Walter, 1968). Other authors have commented on a diminished autonomic response in chronic schizo phrenics (Lang and Buss, 1965) and a reduced hand blood flow (Abramson et a!, 1941).…”

Individual Thermal and Behavioral Factors in Cold‐induced Vasodilatation

“…Third, digital vasoconstriction is amenable to conditioning procedures and once established as a conditioned response in anticipation of painful stimulation is difficult to extinguish (Shmavonian, 1959). Fourth, characteristic differences in finger temperature have been shown for schizophrenics as compared to normals (Abramson, Schloven, & Katzenstein, 1941). Fifth, indirect vasodilatation^ has been shown to be slower for schizophrenics compared to normals (Henschel, Brozek, & Keys, 1951).…”