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Is old-fashioned electroconvulsive therapy more efficacious? A randomised comparative study of bilateral brief-pulse and bilateral sine-wave treatments.

• A. I. Scott, Colin Rodger, Rosemary Stocks, A P Shering
• The British journal of psychiatry : the journal…
• 1992

In-patients suffering from major depressive disorder (endogenous subtype) were randomly allocated to treatment by either traditional ECT with constant-voltage modified sine-wave stimuli (n = 17) or… (More)

Cutaneous larva migrans, creeping eruption, sand worm.

• R M Shinkar, Rosemary Stocks, E. Thomas
• Archives of disease in childhood
• 2005

Allogeneic bone marrow transplantation for fucosidosis.

• Ashok Vellodi, Hannah A Cragg, +6 authors G. K. Banerjee
• Bone marrow transplantation
• 1995

Bone marrow transplantation was performed on an 8-month-old boy who was diagnosed as having fucosidosis following the diagnosis of the disease in his older brother. Although he was asymptomatic and… (More)

Accidental modification of Attwood's stain on decalcified preparations, yielding improved differentiation between woven and lamellar bone.

• S. Lee, Rosemary Stocks, Derek J de Sa
• Pediatric and developmental pathology : the…
• 2001

In an earlier report, a modification of the Attwood's stain was used to study sections of decalcified bone and the procedure aided in the distinction between lamellar and woven bone. Lamellar bone… (More)

Non-otogenic lateral sinus thrombosis: a complication of acute sphenoid sinusitis.

• Jessica M. Somerville, Erik Lyman, Jerome W. Thompson, Rosemary Stocks
• Ear, nose, & throat journal
• 2014

The consequences of intracranial spread of sinus infection can be dismal. The subtle presentation of sphenoid sinusitis often leads to a delay in diagnosis. The disease may go unrecognized until… (More)

What happens to patients who frequently harm themselves? A retrospective one-year outcome study.

• Rosemary Stocks, A. I. Scott
• The British journal of psychiatry : the journal…
• 1991

Between 1982 and 1987, 42 patients were selected who had been admitted three times in one week to the Regional Poisoning Treatment Centre in Edinburgh for the treatment of deliberate self-harm. Most… (More)

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