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Select article: A Serial Murderer Learns to Regain Volition by Recognizing the Aura of His Partial Seizures of “Limbic Psychotic Trigger Reaction”

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First published 2002-10

A Serial Murderer Learns to Regain Volition by Recognizing the Aura of His Partial Seizures of “Limbic Psychotic Trigger Reaction”

Anneliese A. Pontius

Clinical Case Studies

Select article: Homicides with Partial Limbic Seizures: Is Chemical Seizure Kindling the Culprit?

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First published 2001-08

Homicides with Partial Limbic Seizures: Is Chemical Seizure Kindling the Culprit?

Anneliese A. Pontius

International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology

Select article: Electrically Induced Limbic Seizures: Preliminary Findings in a Rodent Model

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Electrically Induced Limbic Seizures: Preliminary Findings in a Rodent Model

Alexander B. Kowski, Martin Holtkamp

Neuroscience Insights

Select article: Retroductive Reasoning in a Proposed Subtype of Partial Seizures,Evoked by Limbic “Kindling”

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First published 1995-2

Retroductive Reasoning in a Proposed Subtype of Partial Seizures,Evoked by Limbic “Kindling”

Anneliese A. Pontius

Psychological Reports

Select article: Motiveless Firesetting: Implicating Partial Limbic Seizure Kindling by Revived Memories of Fires in “Limbic Psychotic Trigger Reaction”

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First published 1999-6

Motiveless Firesetting: Implicating Partial Limbic Seizure Kindling by Revived Memories of Fires in “Limbic Psychotic Trigger Reaction”

Anneliese A. Pontius

Perceptual and Motor Skills

Select article: Facilitation of Seizures in Limbic Epileptic Rats by Complex 1 Microtesla Magnetic Fields

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First published 1999-10

Facilitation of Seizures in Limbic Epileptic Rats by Complex 1 Microtesla Magnetic Fields

M. A. Persinger, Guylaine Belanger-Chellew

Perceptual and Motor Skills

Select article: Early Genital Stimulation of Rats Lowers Limbic Seizure Latencies for Females but Increases Latencies for Males

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First published 1995-4

Early Genital Stimulation of Rats Lowers Limbic Seizure Latencies for Females but Increases Latencies for Males

Penelope Baker, M. A. Persinger

Psychological Reports

Select article: Infanticide in Limbic (?) Psychotic Trigger Reaction in a Man with Jacksonian and Petit Mal (?) Seizures: “Kindling” by Traumatic Experiences

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First published 1990-12

Infanticide in Limbic (?) Psychotic Trigger Reaction in a Man with Jacksonian and Petit Mal (?) Seizures: “Kindling” by Traumatic Experiences

Anneliese A. Pontius

Psychological Reports

Select article: Maintained Hypersexuality between Male Rats following Chronically Induced Limbic Seizures: Implications for Bisexuality in Complex Partial Epileptic Seizures

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First published 1994-4

Maintained Hypersexuality between Male Rats following Chronically Induced Limbic Seizures: Implications for Bisexuality in Complex Partial Epileptic Seizures

M. A. Persinger

Psychological Reports

Select article: Extreme Hypothermia Induced by a Synergism of Acute Limbic Seizures,Physical Restraint,and Acepromazine: Implications for Survival following Brain Injury

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First published 1993-2

Extreme Hypothermia Induced by a Synergism of Acute Limbic Seizures,Physical Restraint,and Acepromazine: Implications for Survival following Brain Injury

Y. R. J. Bureau, M. A. Persinger

Psychological Reports

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