Abstract
A study before and after a series of insulin shock treatments in 259 patients with schizophrenia was undertaken to determine the incidence of significant electrocardiographic alterations. It was concluded that this form of therapy is not associated with any cumulative injury to the myocardium which could be detected in the electrocardiogram.
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