1925
DOI: 10.1097/00005053-192502000-00001
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The Significance of the Frontal Brain With Respect to the Higher Psychic Functions

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“…These changes appear capable of occurring either in the form of euphoria with hyperactivity and irritability or in the form of depression with general psychomotor retardation and dullness. Alterations in both directions have been observed by Feuchtwanger (26), Donath (22), Holmes (63), Khoroshko (75), Kleist (76), and Ruffin (113). Goldstein (41) and Marcus (85) observe the dominant picture to be one of euphoria or "Witzelsucht" with little mention of depression or retardation.…”
Section: A the Frontal Cortexmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…These changes appear capable of occurring either in the form of euphoria with hyperactivity and irritability or in the form of depression with general psychomotor retardation and dullness. Alterations in both directions have been observed by Feuchtwanger (26), Donath (22), Holmes (63), Khoroshko (75), Kleist (76), and Ruffin (113). Goldstein (41) and Marcus (85) observe the dominant picture to be one of euphoria or "Witzelsucht" with little mention of depression or retardation.…”
Section: A the Frontal Cortexmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…"General intellectual deterioration" was the predominant change noted in the cases studied by Isserlin (67), Donath (22), and Foerster (27). This general defect is also reported by Fritsch and Hitzig (35), Bolton (9), Franz (29), Poppelreuter (106), Grunthal (48) and Ruffin (113).…”
Section: A the Frontal Cortexmentioning
confidence: 92%
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