A great American psychiatrist reconsidered. Commentary on "Neuropsychiatric sequelae of cerebral trauma in children", by Edward A. Strecker and Franklin G. Ebaugh.
In a seminal article from the early twentieth century, a vivid picture was painted of the psychiatric outcomes of child head injury. Reading this now, the insights to be derived are considerable.
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Northgate Hospital, Morpeth, UK NE613BP. greg.o'brien@nap.nhs.uk
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