Sakel's Pharmacologic Shock Treatment for Schizophrenia

The Jewish psychiatric hospital, Zofiówka, in Otwock, Poland

“…Frostig had studied with Wagner-Juaregg (Haas, 2002), Schilder (Bowman and Curran, 1941), Gertsmann (Triarhou, 2008) and von Economo (Triarhou, 2007). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

“…In 1932 when he became Director of Zofiówka, he was on the editorial board of the Polish psychiatric journal, Rocznika Psychiatrycznego, and had published a textbook of psychiatry, Psychjatrja (Frostig, 1933). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

The Jewish psychiatric hospital, Zofiówka, in Otwock, Poland

“…Frostig had studied with Wagner-Juaregg (Haas, 2002), Schilder (Bowman and Curran, 1941), Gertsmann (Triarhou, 2008) and von Economo (Triarhou, 2007). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

“…In 1932 when he became Director of Zofiówka, he was on the editorial board of the Polish psychiatric journal, Rocznika Psychiatrycznego, and had published a textbook of psychiatry, Psychjatrja (Frostig, 1933). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

Cold Sweating, Hypoglycaemia, and Carbohydrate Insufficiency: With Particular Reference to Coeliac Disease

“…The relationship of cold sweating to hypoglycamia is well recognized (Frostig, 1938;Himwich, et aL, 1939). Himwich (1944) includes it in the first, and Wauchope (1933) in the second phase of progressive hypoglycaemia.…”

The Jewish psychiatric hospital, Zofiówka, in Otwock, Poland

“…Frostig had studied with Wagner-Juaregg (Haas, 2002), Schilder (Bowman and Curran, 1941), Gertsmann (Triarhou, 2008) and von Economo (Triarhou, 2007). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

“…In 1932 when he became Director of Zofiówka, he was on the editorial board of the Polish psychiatric journal, Rocznika Psychiatrycznego, and had published a textbook of psychiatry, Psychjatrja (Frostig, 1933). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

Cold Sweating, Hypoglycaemia, and Carbohydrate Insufficiency: With Particular Reference to Coeliac Disease

“…The relationship of cold sweating to hypoglycamia is well recognized (Frostig, 1938;Himwich, et aL, 1939). Himwich (1944) includes it in the first, and Wauchope (1933) in the second phase of progressive hypoglycaemia.…”

The Jewish psychiatric hospital, Zofiówka, in Otwock, Poland

“…Frostig had studied with Wagner-Juaregg (Haas, 2002), Schilder (Bowman and Curran, 1941), Gertsmann (Triarhou, 2008) and von Economo (Triarhou, 2007). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

“…In 1932 when he became Director of Zofiówka, he was on the editorial board of the Polish psychiatric journal, Rocznika Psychiatrycznego, and had published a textbook of psychiatry, Psychjatrja (Frostig, 1933). He is best known for pioneering insulin therapy of schizophrenia in Poland (Frostig, 1938a;Frostig, 1938b;Frostig, Persyko and Persyko, 1938;Frostig and Wortis, 1938) and is also credited with originating the concept of electricity-induced narcosis (Frostig et al, 1944).…”

Cold Sweating, Hypoglycaemia, and Carbohydrate Insufficiency: With Particular Reference to Coeliac Disease

“…The relationship of cold sweating to hypoglycamia is well recognized (Frostig, 1938;Himwich, et aL, 1939). Himwich (1944) includes it in the first, and Wauchope (1933) in the second phase of progressive hypoglycaemia.…”