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• catalog contributor b3636941.
• catalog contributor b3636942.
• catalog contributor b3636943.
• catalog created "[1974]".
• catalog date "1974".
• catalog date "[1974]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1974]".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 193-202.".
• catalog description "Case 1000 : hyperactivity -- Case 1006 : learning problems -- Case 626 : immaturity and dadreaming -- Case 264 : dyslexia, passivity, discouragement, with excellent response to medication -- Case 228 : brain damage with aphasia ; no response to medication ; subtle seizures developing later helped by Diphenylhydantoin -- Theoretical considerations. Pathogensis -- Etiology -- Significance of the electroencephalogram -- Conclusions. -- Appendices. Symptomatology : identification of the child diagnostic evaluation and criteria -- Comparison of initial with subsequent EEG's -- Findings when more than one sibling was examined -- EEG data on monozygotic twins -- List of exercises -- Questionnaire in current use to elicit symptoms of minimal brain dysfunction -- Illustration of EEG types.".
• catalog description "Case studies. Case 583 : monozygotic twins : one with behavior disorder, the other without -- Case 782 : adolescent girl with shyness and auditory perceptual defect -- Case 358 : severe behavior disorder with chaotic home environment -- Cases 1011 and 1012 : monozygotic twins, hyperactivity and learning problems -- Case 1042 : behavior problem with temporary improvement but ultimate downhill course -- Case 765 : hypersensitivity -- Case 900 : underachiever with no behavior problems -- Case 11 : underachievement in schools with some behavior problems -- Case 615 : restlessness -- Cases 442 and 443 : monozygotic twins, behavior and learning problems -- Case 636 : adolescent with autism and isolation -- Case 1000 : hyperactivity.".
• catalog description "The concept of minimal brain dysfunction. -- Methodology of this study. Patient population -- Origins of the study -- Diagnostic instruments used -- Control series -- The basic data collected -- Criteria used for diagnosis of minimal brain disfunction -- Clinical procedures -- Syndrome derived from statistical data. Age -- Sex -- Chief complaints -- Factors elicited by the Peterson-Quay questionnaire -- Psychiatric impairment -- IQ and retardation -- The electroencephalogram -- History of seizures -- Family data -- Twin data -- Obstetric history and unusual medical histories -- Psychiatric syndromes.".
• catalog description "The natural history of minimal brain dysfunction. Onset -- Typical case -- Course and follow-up -- Cases 499 and 499A : father and son both with MBD associated with violence -- Case 63A : MBD symptoms in mother and three children -- Types of therapy used. Placebo effects -- Pharmacotherapy of children without evidence of minimal brain dysfunction -- Active medications -- Relationships to electroencephalogram -- Dosage and administration of medication -- Improvement of behavior -- Improvement of learning -- Adverse reactions and side effects -- Growth studies -- Blood pressure -- Addiction -- Personality changes.".
• catalog extent "xv, 206 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Minimal brain dysfunction.".
• catalog identifier "0876300905 :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Minimal brain dysfunction.".
• catalog issued "1974".
• catalog issued "[1974]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Brunner/Mazel,".
• catalog relation "Minimal brain dysfunction.".
• catalog subject "618.9/28".
• catalog subject "Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity".
• catalog subject "Minimal brain dysfunction in children.".
• catalog subject "RJ506.M4 G78".
• catalog subject "WS 340 G878m 1974".
• catalog tableOfContents "Case 1000 : hyperactivity -- Case 1006 : learning problems -- Case 626 : immaturity and dadreaming -- Case 264 : dyslexia, passivity, discouragement, with excellent response to medication -- Case 228 : brain damage with aphasia ; no response to medication ; subtle seizures developing later helped by Diphenylhydantoin -- Theoretical considerations. Pathogensis -- Etiology -- Significance of the electroencephalogram -- Conclusions. -- Appendices. Symptomatology : identification of the child diagnostic evaluation and criteria -- Comparison of initial with subsequent EEG's -- Findings when more than one sibling was examined -- EEG data on monozygotic twins -- List of exercises -- Questionnaire in current use to elicit symptoms of minimal brain dysfunction -- Illustration of EEG types.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Case studies. Case 583 : monozygotic twins : one with behavior disorder, the other without -- Case 782 : adolescent girl with shyness and auditory perceptual defect -- Case 358 : severe behavior disorder with chaotic home environment -- Cases 1011 and 1012 : monozygotic twins, hyperactivity and learning problems -- Case 1042 : behavior problem with temporary improvement but ultimate downhill course -- Case 765 : hypersensitivity -- Case 900 : underachiever with no behavior problems -- Case 11 : underachievement in schools with some behavior problems -- Case 615 : restlessness -- Cases 442 and 443 : monozygotic twins, behavior and learning problems -- Case 636 : adolescent with autism and isolation -- Case 1000 : hyperactivity.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The concept of minimal brain dysfunction. -- Methodology of this study. Patient population -- Origins of the study -- Diagnostic instruments used -- Control series -- The basic data collected -- Criteria used for diagnosis of minimal brain disfunction -- Clinical procedures -- Syndrome derived from statistical data. Age -- Sex -- Chief complaints -- Factors elicited by the Peterson-Quay questionnaire -- Psychiatric impairment -- IQ and retardation -- The electroencephalogram -- History of seizures -- Family data -- Twin data -- Obstetric history and unusual medical histories -- Psychiatric syndromes.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The natural history of minimal brain dysfunction. Onset -- Typical case -- Course and follow-up -- Cases 499 and 499A : father and son both with MBD associated with violence -- Case 63A : MBD symptoms in mother and three children -- Types of therapy used. Placebo effects -- Pharmacotherapy of children without evidence of minimal brain dysfunction -- Active medications -- Relationships to electroencephalogram -- Dosage and administration of medication -- Improvement of behavior -- Improvement of learning -- Adverse reactions and side effects -- Growth studies -- Blood pressure -- Addiction -- Personality changes.".
• catalog title "Minimal brain dysfunction / by Mortimer D. Gross and William C. Wilson.".
• catalog type "text".