Film title: “Catatonic cases after intravenous sodium amytal injection (videotape)”.
Producer: W. J. Bleckwenn
Site of production: Univ. Wisconsin at Madison
Year: 1930
Current Location: National Library of Medicine Washington, D.C., NLM ID8501040A
Related films: Combat Exhaustion
Further reading:
Bleckwenn W. J. (1930). “Sodium amytal in certain nervous and mental conditions”. Wisconsin Medical Journal, 29: 693–696.
Bleckwenn W. J. (1930). “Narcosis as therapy”. JAMA 95: 1168–1171.
Bleckwenn WJ (1930). “Production of sleep and rest in psychotic cases”. Arch Neurol Psychiatry 24: 365–375.
Naples M, Hackett, T. P. (1978). “The amytal interview: history and current uses”. Psychosomatics 19 (2): 98–105.
Tollefson, G. D. (1982). “The amobarbital interview in the differential diagnosis of catatonia”. Psychosomatics 23 (4): 437–438.
Fink, M. (2009). “Catatonia: a syndrome appears, disappears, and is rediscovered”. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry 54 (7): 437–445.