Accession Number:

AD0726513

Title:

Essays on Human Psychopharmacology,

Descriptive Note:

Corporate Author:

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND ALEXANDRIA VA TRANSLATION DIV

Personal Author(s):

• Traugott,N. N.
• Bagrov,Ya. Yu.
• Balonov,L. Ya.
• Deglin,V. L.
• Kaufman,D. A.

Report Date:

1971-07-19

Pagination or Media Count:

204.0

Abstract:

The book summarizes the results of many years of clinical and experimental studies of the mechanism of action of a number of psychopharmacological agents widely used in therapeutic practice--aminazine, sodium amytal, tofranil, amizil, and insulin--on the human brain. It also presents the results of clinical and experimental study of the mechanism of action of bemegride--a preparation which is for the first time being proposed for combatting depressive states. The influence of each of the preparations conditioned-reflex activity, the unconditioned reflexes and autonomics, on the motor sphere and the functions of the auditory mechanism, and on the electrical activity of the brain was investigated. Author

Descriptors:

• (*PSYCHOTROPIC AGENTS
• PHARMACOLOGY)
• BRAIN
• NERVOUS SYSTEM
• BEHAVIOR
• CONDITIONED RESPONSE
• AUDITORY PERCEPTION
• MOTOR REACTIONS
• ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
• NEUROLOGY
• MEMORY(PSYCHOLOGY)
• MENTAL DISORDERS
• CHLORPROMAZINE
• INSULIN
• PIPERIDINES
• USSR

Subject Categories:

• Pharmacology

Distribution Statement:

APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE