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TWO CASES OF ADDICTION TO HEROIN BY SMOKING.
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Staphylococcal tricuspid endocarditis in heroin addicts.
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[Examination of the anti-radiation action of some protective substances on Protozoa].
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The biological disposition of morphine and its surrogates.
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HAZARDS TO THE FETUS AND NEWBORN FROM MATERNAL ILLNESS AND MEDICATIONS.
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TWENTY YEARS OF DRUG ADDICTION.
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TO-DAYS DRUGS. COUGH SUPPRESSANTS.
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TREATMENT IN ENGLAND OF CANADIAN PATIENTS ADDICTED TO NARCOTIC DRUGS.
The method of treatment and the results obtained from the treatment of 50 Canadian patients addicted to narcotic drugs who went to England are recorded. These patients were first stabilized on the minimal dose of narcotic drug which permitted them to work, and to acquire security and self-respect. Then, after psychiatric treatment dealing with the basic problem of their personality disorder, complete withdrawal treatment of the narcotic drug was undertaken.Nine of 10 patients aged between 20 and 30, of good social and cultural background, have been relieved of dependence on drugs for over two years.The other 40 patients came from a different background. Nearly all had been imprisoned for drug offences and they had come to England to obtain treatment and to avoid further prison sentences in Canada.The 31 patients whose prison sentences had been directly connected with drug offences are working steadily and leading an apparently normal life.The remaining nine patients had been convicted of criminal acts before becoming addicted to narcotic drugs and, with two exceptions, the results of their treatment compare unfavourably with the other patients, seven having been convicted and imprisoned in London.
ACCESSIBILITY OF MORPHINE TO THE BRAIN AND ITS PHARMACOLOGIC IMPLICATIONS.
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[CENTROPHENOXINE AND HEROIN TOXICOMANIA. PRELIMINARY RESULTS].
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AMBULATORY WITHDRAWAL TREATMENT OF HEROIN ADDICTS.
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THE RELIEF OF PAIN--THE SEARCH FOR THE IDEAL ANALGESIC.
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[DETECTION OF NARCOTIC DRUGS IN URINE. (2)].
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THE CLINICAL EVALUATION OF MORPHINE AND ITS SUBSTITUTES AS ANALGESICS.
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THE TREATMENT OF INCURABLE MALIGNANT DISEASE.
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CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENT ADDICTIVE DISORDERS.
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