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The circulatory factor in the pathogenesis of mental disorder can be dealt with in at least two different ways. The exposition can be narrowed down to a mere description of what we know for certain about the psychiatric significance of circulatory disturbances. On the other hand, I think it not less legitimate to look at the question as a highly fascinating problem, the full bearing of which upon psychiatry we are only just beginning to discern as a dim shape on the scientific horizon.
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E. Eduardo Krapf (1937) studied this question.
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