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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-26-04 (2) IN RE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA ELEANOR U. COOLIDGE : ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION : NO. 21-03-936 PETITION TO PERMIT TELEPHONE TESTIMONY AND NOW, this 26th day of March, 2004, comes R. Mark Thomas, Esquire, counsel for Petitioner Julia Coolidge-Stolz and hereby files this petition requesting the court to permit telephone testimony at the hearing on the preliminary injunction scheduled for March 29, 2004, and in support thereof respectfully represents: 1. On March 24, 2004, counsel filed a Petition For a Preliminary Injunction and in support thereof submitted two (2) letters from physicians in support of the Petition For a Preliminary Injunction. 2. The court granted a Temporary Restraining Order and_--;~dule~he he, i~r~g on the issues raised in the Preliminary Injunction for Monday, March 29, 2,004 at 1 :i[~0 p.m." 3. Petitioner has spoken with the two (2) physicians whose testimon~by telephone is requested, namely, Barry E. Kosofsky, M.D., Ph.D., Director, Massachusetts .~eneraLH0spital Pediatric Neurology Residency Training Program, and Bruce H. Price, M.D., Chairman of the Department of Neurology, McLean Hospital, located in Belmont, Massachusetts. 4. Both physicians have expressed their willingness to be available to testify by telephone during the afternoon of Monday, March 29, 2004. 5. A copy of the Curriculum Vitae of Barry E. Kosofsky, M.D., Ph.D. was attached to the Petition For a Preliminary Injunction. 6. A copy of the Curriculum Vitae of Bruce H. Price, M.D., is attached hereto as an exhibit. 9 Denied Respondent Thomas E Coolidge has by no words or actxons of his own given Petitioner any cause to believe that he is using the Power of Attorney for his own benefit 10 Demed Petitioner has been conscientiously advised of any gifts made to the issue of Eleanor U Coolidge by Thomas E Coolidge's Power of Attorney as Attorney-In-Fact Not only has Thomas E Coolidge not stated to the Petitioner that he has made testamentary changes, but through bas counsel he has advised her attorney specifically that as Attorney-In-Fact he has absolutely no power to change bas mother' s will To the extent that the Petitioner continues to aver that the Respondent Thomas E Coolidge has changed his mother's will, these averments are made m bad faith 11 Demed Respondent Thomas E Coolidge never indicated that he made any changes in the will of Eleanor U Coolidge, but m fact affirmatively stated that he had no power to do so Any allegation to the contrary Is made m bad froth 12 Denied In fact, Respondent Thomas E Coolidge has shared with Petitioner's counsel statements of the trust resulting from the estate of Warren Coolidge, father of all the parties Respondent Thomas E Coohdge also offered to have a fraud audit conducted at Petitioner's expense concerning all accounts handled SAIDIS by Respondent Thomas E Coolidge, and owned by Eleanor U Coohdge SHIJFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY Petitioner has never responded to that offer or taken any steps to conduct such a 26 W lt~§h Street fraud audit By way of further answer, Respondent Thomas E Coohdge, Carhsle, PA provided all financial mformat~on which Eleanor U Coolidge authorized him to provide Mrs Eleanor U Coolidge established the boundaries of what information should be shared with Petitioner 13 The testamentary "plans" of Eleanor Coohdge and her deceased husband are ~rrelevant Warren Coohdge's will has been probated and has not been contested by Petitioner vatinn the statutory period penmtted for such a vail contest She ts consequently barred from contesting the vail of Warren Coolidge Eleanor U Coohdge's will speaks for ~tself and ~t ts anticipated to be probated tn the very near future, possibly before the heanng scheduled on tins matter First Paragraph 14 After reasonable ~nvestigatlon Respondents are with°ut sufficient knowledge or information to form a behef as to the behefs of the Petmoner By way of further answer, tt ~s specffically demed that Resp°ndent Thomas E Coohdge, inthvtdually or tn concert with Respondent Phthp Coohdge, has altered the testamentary plans of Eleanor Coohdge m any way Neither Respondent Thomas E Coolidge nor Respondent Philip Coolidge has any authority or power to alter the testamentary plans of Eleanor U Coohdge Second paragraph 14 a Dented Eleanor U Coolidge executed the Power of Attorney of her own free will No influence-undue, coercive or otherwise-was applied to her, b Dented Respondent Thomas E Coohdge did not grant hunself an SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY antique banjo clock, it was given to Into by Eleanor U Coolidge prior to 26 W High Street the Power of Attorney The dec~ston to give Thomas E Coohdge the banjo clock (appraised value $4,500 00 to $5,000 00) was made after Petitioner requested from Eleanor U Coohdge, and recmved, the famdy silver tea service winch was appraised at $5,500 00 Any allegation regarding the granting by Thomas E Coohdge of the banjo clock to bamself has been knowingly made in bad faith, c Demed Thomas E Coolidge withheld no items from the public auction Eleanor U Coolidge had the right to and did withhold various items from the public auction, and chose not to provide any accounting to her children during her lifetime, d Demed On the contrary, in consultation vath Petitioner's counsel, Respondents did agree to make certain medical records available concerning Eleanor Coolidge's mental capacity as of December 20, 2002, wtuch records will support the fact that she had sufficient capacity to establish such a Power of Attorney, therefore any statement regarding a refusal is made in bad faith, e Denied On the contrary, only the actions of Petitioner were operative in creating the long-standing rift between Petitioner and her mother Neither of the Respondents took any steps to prohibit Petitioner from having access to her mother or her mother's medical condition To the contrary, Respondent Thomas Coolidge had provided notice to Petitioner regarding significant health changes in his mother's condition SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY f Denied Respondent Thomas E Coolidge did not make any statement 26 w High Street to Petitioner that he had made changes to Eleanor U Coolidge's estate, Carhsle, PA and he did not advise Petitioner that she could do nothing about such fictitious changes, but he affirmatively, through counsel, advised Petitioner that he had no authority to make any such changes Any averment to the contrary is made in bad faith, and g Denied Respondent Thomas E Coolidge did everything practical to resolve the concerns which PeUtloner expressed, but it is not believed that any amount of information provided to her would enttrely allay her suspicions 16 Ttus paragraph expresses the intent of Petmoner in terms of procedural issues in tins case, and requires no response 17 After reasonable investigation Respondents do not have sufficient knowledge or information to form a behefas to Petitioner's allegation By way of further answer, Respondents have no basis to disagree vath Petitioner's verbal statement to them that the chance of obtaimng any meaningful information through an autopsy would be very remote 18 After reasonable mvestlgatlon, Respondents are without sufficient knowledge or Information to form a behef as to the truth of tlus averment 19 It is admitted that t!us is a quote from the said letter of Dr Price, but not admitted that said conclusion is accurate and Respondents believe such statement must be read in the context of the letter as a whole 20 It is admitted that th~s is a quote from the said letter of Dr Kosofsky, but not SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY admitted that said conclusion is accurate and Respondents believe such 26 w High Street statement must be read lB the context of the letter as a whole Carhsle, PA 21 a After reasonable investigation, Respondents are without sufficient knowledge or information to form a behefas to the truth oftbas averment By way of further answer, Respondents have no basis to d~sagree wtth Petitioner's verbal statement to them that the chance of that obtalmng any meaningful information through an autopsy would be very remote b After reasonable investigation, Respondents are without sufficient knowledge or information to form a belief as to the truth of this averment By way of further answer, Respondents have no basis to disagree with Petitioner's verbal statement to them that the chance of obtatmng any meaningful information through an autopsy would be "very remote" 22 Admitted Respondents were requested to provide permission for an autopsy of Eleanor U Coolidge's brain upon the express representation that the reason for such an autopsy was entirely for diagnostic or health purposes Respondents, desiring to prevent a fishing expedition to promote meritless litigation, proposed a stipulation to permit the autopsy on the conditions that such an autopsy would not be used for the purpose of htlgatlon Petitioner refused to agree to such terms Only with the fihng of th~s Petition did Petitioner acknowledge that she intended to use the results of such an autopsy for the purpose of litigation 23 Admitted By way of further answer, however, all parties have acknowledged that it was the desire of Eleanor U Coolidge to be cremated Respondents have SAIDIS fully cooperated with a delay of cremation for the purpose of fins proceeding SHUFF, FLOWER LINDSAY 24 Denied Petitioner would suffer no irreparable harm w mgh street a Ample evidence exists to establish that Eleanor U Carlisle, PA Coolidge was competent for legal purposes on all relevant dates for purposes of this ht~gatlon, b It ~s a behef that ~s averred by Respondents that the true purpose of the autopsy ~s not to seek medical mformat~on, but to promote meritless hugatmn 25 Demed Respondents do not beheve that such medmal informatton would be a benefit to them and to their ctuldren 26 Demed Suffiment ewdence of Eleanor U Coohdge's competence on all relevant dates ~s avadable and the autopsy would be unnecessary and intrusive to the famdy and agmnst the express w~shes of Eleanor U Coohdge 27 Demed Such an autopsy would be ~ntrus~ve and was contrary to the express desires of Eleanor U Coohdge who requested prompt cremaUon 28 Demed Thomas E Coohdge's conduct has ~n all respects been appropriate and ~s m no way achonable 29 Demed Th~s averment ~s a conclusion of law to which no response or pleading ~s reqmred 30 Demed Th~s averment ~s a conclusmn of law to which no response or pleading ~s reqmred 31 Admitted By way of further answer, however, Respondents have fully cooperated ~n delaying the cremation until the Court can resolve th~s ~ssue SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY 26 W High Street Carhsle, PA WHEREFORE, Respondent requests this Court to deny the request for Preliminary Injunction m the form of a temporary restralmng order Stud,s, Shuff, Flower & Llndsay By Ki S~S oh~nao~ge,~ Attorney ID//77851 James D Flower, Jr, Esquire Attorney ID//27742 26 West High Street Carlisle, PA 17013 Phone 717 243 6222 Attorney for Respondents SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY 26 W High Street Carhsle, PA VERIFICATION I, Ptuhp Coolidge, the undersigned, hereby verify that the statements made m the Answer to the PeUtlon for Preliminary InJunction, hereto are tree and correct I understand that false statements hereto are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa C S § 4904, relating to unsworn falsfficatlon to authontles Philip Cooll~lge ~ SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY 26 W High Street ~arhsle, PA VERIFICATION I, Thomas E Coohdge, the undersigned, hereby verify that the statements made m the Answer to the Pet~tmn for Prelnnmary InJunction, hereto are tree and correct I understand that false statements hereto are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa C S § 4904, relating to unswom falsfficat~on to authorities Thorr~as E Coohdge SAIDIS SHUFF, FLOWER & LINDSAY 26 W High Street Carhsle, PA CURRICULUM_ VITAE Date Prepared: December 2003 Name: Bruce H. Price Office Address: McLean Hospital, 115 Mill Street, Belmont MA 02478 Home Address: 356 Upland Avenue, Newton, Massachusetts 02461-2030 E-Mail: priceb~mclean.harvard.edu Phone: (617) 855-2466 Fax: (617) 855-3731 Place of Birth' Seattle, Washington Education: 1971 B.A. Cum Laude, flarvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1975 M.D. University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Cincinnati, Ohio Postdoctoral Training: 1975-1978 Resident in Internal Medicine, The Christ Hospital (a major affiliate of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine), Cincinnati, Ohio 1978-1979 Chief Resident in Internal Medicine, The Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio 1979-1982 Resident in Neurology, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver Colorado 1982-1984 Fellow in Behavioral Neurology, Beth Israel Hospital, ltarvard Medical School, Boston, MA Licensure and Certification. 1975-1979 Ohio Medical License 1979-1982 Colorado Medical License 1982- Massachusetts Medical License 1986- American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology Academic Appointments: 1982- Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurology University of Colorado Health Sciences Center 1982- Instructor in Neurology, Harvard Medical School Boston, Massachusetts 1996- Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School Boston, Massachusetts Hospital or Affiliated Institution Appointments: 2 1982-1985 Assistant Neurologist, Beth lsrael Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts 1985-1992 Associate in Neurology, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts 1992-1994 Senior Associate in Neurology, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts 1994- Assistant in Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, Massachusetts 1994- Chief, Department of Neurology, McLean Hospital, Belmont, Massachusetts 2001- Co-Director, McLean Hospital, Harvard Center for Neurodegenera!ion and Repair, Task Force A, Boston, Massachusetts 2001- Associate in Neurology, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts Hospital Service Responsibilities: 1984-1994 Neurology Consult Attending and Ward Visit, Beth Israel Hospital 1984-1989 Organizer and Supervisor, Behavioral Neurology Unit Student Rotators, Beth Israel Hospital 1986-1994 Supervisor, Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry Fellows, Beth Israel ttospital 1987-1994 Director, Longwood Area Seminars in Behavioral Neurosciences, Boston, Massachusetts 1987-1994 Behavioral Neurology Consultant, Westwood Lodge Hospital 1988-1994 Head of Committee on Clinical Training, Behavioral Neurology Unit, Beth Israel Hospital 1988-1992 Behavioral Neurology Consultant, Danvers State Hospital, 1989-1992 Director, Behavioral Neurology Consult Service, Metropolitan State Hospital 1990-1994 Director, Behavioral Neurology Unit Education Series, Beth Israel Hospital 1990- Founder and Director, Cambridge Hospital Behavioral Neurology Lecture Series 1992- Behavioral Neurology Consultant, Tewksbury Hospital 1994~ 1998 Director, Neuropsychiatry Rotation, Massachusetts General Hospital Neurology Residency Program 1995- Course Director, McLean Hospital, Comprehensive Review in Psychiatry and Neurology 1995- Co-Director, Neuropsychology Fellowship Program, McLean Hospital 1995-1996 Raymond D. Adams Neurology Attending, Massachusetts General Hospital 1996-1998 C. Miller Fisher Neurology Attending, Massachusetts General Hospital 1996- Founder and Co-Director, McLean Hospital Neuropsychological and Psychodiagnostic Testing Center 1996-1998 Director, Mci_can Hospital Neurobehavioral Seminars 1998 Co-Director, McLean Hospital Neuroanatomy Seminars 1999 Neurology Consult Attending, Massachusetts General Hospital 2001 Neurology Consult Attending, Brigham & Women's Hospital 2002 Raymond D. Adams Neurology Attending, Massachusetts General Hospital Major Administrative Responsibilities: 3 1994- Chief, Department of Neurology, McLean Hospital Major Committee Assignments: 1984-1994 Neurology Residents Selection Committee, Longwood Area Neurology Program, Harvard Medical School 1988-1994 Steering Committee, Behavioral Neurology Unit, Beth Israel Hospital 1988-1994 Head of Committee on Clinical Training, Behavioral Neurology Unit, Beth Israel Hospital 1991 Chairman, Behavioral Neurology Section, Harvard-Longwood Program Intensive Review of Neurology 1991 - 1993 Stanley Cobb Award Selection Committee Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry 1992 Chair, Stanley Cobb Award Selection Committee, Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry 1994- General Executive Committee, McLean Hospital 1994- Executive Committee, Patient Care Assessment Committee, McLean Hospital 1994- Psychiatry Resident Selection Committee, McLean/Massachusetts General Hospital Psychiatry Training Program 1996- Library Committee, McLean Hospital 1997- Chair, Library Committee, McLean Hospital 2001- Teaching and Graduate Education Committee, McLean Hospital 2003- Harvard Medical School Psychiatry Work Group: Basic Science Curriculum 2 " 00~- Partners Neurology Executive Committee on Quality Professional Societies: 1979- American Academy of Neurology 1982- Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry 1984- Behavioral Neurology Society 1984- Massachusetts Alzheimer's Disease Research Center 1994- American Neuropsychiatric Association 1999- ttarvard Mind/Brain/Body Institute 2004- Vice President / President Elect Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry Community Service Related to Professional Work: 1998- Camp "We-Kan-Tu" for children with epilepsy: Consultant and on-site neurologist 1998- Eleanor Robbins Alzheimer's Disease/High School Student Community Program: Consultant 1999- Board of Directors, The Eleanor Robbins Community Program: Caring for Each Other 2003- Boston Arts Academy Science Symposium: Judge Editorial Boards: 1986- Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease/reviewer International Journal of Clinical Experimental Hypnosis/reviewer 1987- Neurology/reviewer 1988 The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry/reviewer 1989- Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology/reviewer 1990- Archives of Neurology/reviewer 1991- Journal of Tropical and Geographical Neurology/reviewer 1992- Biological Psychiatry/reviewer 1993- Harvard Review of Psychiatry/reviewer 1994- Neuropsychiatry, NeuropsycholOgy, and Behavioral Neurology/reviewer' 1996- New England Journal of Medicine/reviewer 1997- McLean Hospital Psychiatric Update/Editorial Board 1999- Archivos de Neurociencias, Mexico/Editorial Board 2000- Encyclopedia of the Human Brain/reviewer 2002- Reviews in Neurological Diseases/Section Editor 2003- Neurology Awards and Honors: 1986 Pilot Investigator Award, Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association 1996 Partners in Excellence Award, Partners Health Care Systems, Inc. 1996 Best Poster, First International Congress of Neuropsychiatry, Seville, Spain 1999 Partner's in Excellence Award, Partner's Health Care Systems, Inc. 2000 The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations Research, Teaching, and Clinical Contributions My clinical expertise and research interests, broadly defined as Cognitive/Behavioral Neurology and Neuropsychiatry, involve the intersection between Neurology,. Psychiatry, Neurosurgery, Neuropsychology, and Cognitive Neuroscience. I attend' three one-half day clinical outpatient sessions per week, two at Mol.can l lospital and one at Massachusetts General Hospital. Typical physician-referred patients regarding brain-cognition-behavior relationships include those with: Neurodegenerative Diseases Complex Partial Seizures Traumatic Brain Iqjury Atypical Intractable Psychiatric Syndromes Confusional States Strokes Developmental Syndromes including Attention Deficit Disorder, Learning Disabilities and Mental Retardation Hypoxic Encephalopathy Complex Movement Disorders Multiple Sclerosis Viral and Bacterial Encepbalitides including HIV Brain Tumors Areas of active clinical research currently include: Neurosurgery for Intractable Psychiatric Disorders Brain Dysfimction in Violent and Criminal Behavior Cognitive and Behavioral Changes in Focal Brain Disease EEG Abnormalities in Psychiatric Patients: The Effects of Traditional and Atypical Antipsychotics Hemineglect/Right Hemisphere Syndromes Movement Disorders in Neurology and Psychiatry Successful Aging in Centenarians: Neur°l°gic/Neuropathologic/Neuropsychological Correlates ' Depression: Cognitive, Neurologic, and Brain Imaging Correlates, Treatment Response and Outcome Measures My teaching commitment includes the direct supervision of 15 psychiatry, neuropsychology, geriatric, and neurology residents and fellows per year. A McLean/MGH PGY-IV Psychiatry Resident serves as the Fellow in Neuropsychiatry. I also direct the Ronald Coles Fellowship in Neurop~;ychiatry at McLean Hospital, a one or two year clinical position open to physicians usually trained in both neurology and psychiatry. Based at McLean Hospital, my teaching method involves twice weekly mulfidisciplinary inpatient consult rounds with residents and fellows in psychiatry, neuropsychology, and neurology evaluating patients with complex cognitive and/or behavioral disorders. As Chair of the Department of Neurology and Co-Director of the McLean Neuropsychology and Psychodiagnostic Testing Center, a considerable amount of administrative time is devoted to assuring that everything runs smoothly. This involves the coordination of I0 part-time adult and pediatric neurologists with a FY-2001 outpatient volume of 1,355 patients, inpatient consult volume of 490 patients, EEG volume of 365, and neuropsychology and psychodiagnostic testing volume of 752. Four major McLean/Massachusetts General l-lospital committee assignments are part of my administrative duties. I also co-direct the annual McLean Hospital Neurology and Psychiatry Review Course. Across Harvard Medical School institutions, I serve as a bi-directional bridge between the McLean and MGH Departments of Neurology and as a liaison between the McLean and MGH Departments of Psychiatry. I am the Co-Director of the McLean Hospital/Harvard Center for Neurodegeneration and Repair 1'ask Force A. I am the neurology representative on the MGH Cingulotomy Assessment Committee. I have a weekly outpatient clinic at MGH as part of the Cognitive/Behavioral Neurology Unit and attend on the ward at either MGH or Brigham and Women's Hospital one month per year. I co-direct a yearly CME Course on dementia with my Partner's colleagues at MGH and Brigham & Women's Hospital and serve as the neuropsychiatry course director for the MGH/McLean Psychiatry PGY-IV Biomedical Seminar Series. I also Participate in two efforts based at the Brigham & Women's Hospital Neurology Department, a summer camp (We Kan Tu) for children and adults with epilepsy and a program matching high school students with early Alzheimer's patients in nursing homes (The Eleanor Robbins Community Program: Caring for Each Other). Since 1989, I have organized monthly lectures at Cambridge Hospital throughout their academic year. I also participate in the Harvard-wide Mind/Brain Body Institute. The fi~rther integration of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Neuropsychology is my most compelling educational mission. My position as Chair of the McLean Hospital Department of Neurology gives · ' 6 me the "bully pulpit" to convey this message in theory and practice. I have delive'red this message as an invited lecturer at numerous medical, neurologic, and psychiatric grand rounds throughout the northeast. I've also advanced this issue as an invited lecturer at major international and national forums in Cambridge, England, Madrid, Istanbul, Mexico City, Havana, Cuba, Hawaii, Aspen, Colorado, Chiapas, Mexico, and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. In this context, I published an article, co- authored with Drs. Joseph Coyle and Raymond D. Adams, entitle" Closing the Great Divide" (Ne nl,~,,,, vnnn.~.o , ....... d Neurology and Psychiatry: · . . urv...~,.~ ,,,,,,,,.~,. o- ~ ,~) wmcn outlines the past history and our fi~ture m~ssmn. With E.P. Richardson, Jr. as my co-author, I published a CPC regarding Eugene O'Neill (NEJM 2000;342(I 5):1126-33) which attempts to integrate neurology, psychiatry, psychology, and neuropathology. In M,,ay 2001, I chaired a workshop at the American Psychiatric Association Annual Convention entitled, Brain Meets Mind: The McLean Hospital Multidisciplinary Neuropsychiatric Consult Service." I am a member of a newly formed Harvard Medical School committee Co- Chaired by Drs. Joseph Martin and Dan Lowenstein whose purpose is to better integrate neurology and psychiatry at ttarvard Medical School. Funding Information: 1986-1988 National Institute of Health, Co-PI Physostigmine and Lecithin in Alzheimer's Disease 1988-1990 Parke-Davis, Co-PI Tactine in Alzheimer's Disease 1992-1994 Sigma Tau, PI Acety-L-Carnitine in Alzheimer's Disease 1994-1995 Hoffman-Laroche, PI Lazabemide in Alzheimer's Disease Report of Current Funded Research Activities: 1998- Janssen Pharmaceutical Co., Co-PI Impact of Traditional and Atypical Neuroleptics on EEGs Report of Teaching: Local Contributions 1983 }larvard Medical School Gerontology Course Lecturer 1983 Beth Israel Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1985 Cape Cod Alzheimer's Association Annual Meeting Lecturer 1986 Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association Open House Lecturer 1987 Children's Hospital Neurology Grand Rounds 1987 Beverly Hospital Medical Grand Rounds Lecturer 1987 Westwood Hospital Spring Symposium Lecturer 1987 Glover Memorial Hospital Grand Rounds Lecturer 1987 Westwood Lodge Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1987 Mt. Auburn Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1987 St. Elizabeth's Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1989 Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1989 Danvers State Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1989 Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Department Lecturer Behavioral Neurology Lecture Series Organizer/Lecturer 1989 Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Department Case Discussant 1993 Parke-Davis AIzheimer's Disease Symposium Lecturer 1993 Dunnington Drug Allied ttealth Services Nursing Lecture Series Lecturer 1993 Tewksbury Hospital Medical Grand Rounds Lecturer 7 1994 Waltham-Weston Hospital Medical Grand Rounds Lecturer 1994 Jewish Memorial ltospital Medical Grand Rounds Lecturer 1994 Arbor Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1994 Massachusetts General Hospital Neurology Grand Rounds Lecturer 1994 McLean Hospital Academic Conference Lecturer 1995 Massachusetts General ttospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds . Lecturer 1995 Brigham & Women's i lospital Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar Organizer/Lecturer 1995 Milford-Whitinsville Regional Ilospital Medical Grand Rounds Lecturer 1995 McLean Psychiatry Resident Course in Organic Mental Disorders Lecturer 1996 Norwood Hospital Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 1996 Concord Medi-Plex Alzheimer's Unit Opening Ceremony Panel Member 1996 Brigham & Women's Hospital Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar Organizer/Lecturer 1996 Massachusetts Mental lfealth Center Neuropsychology Seminar Lecturer 1996 Boston Medical Center Neurology Grand Rounds Lecturer 1997 Children's/Brigham & Women's Hospital Combined Neurosurgery · Grand Rounds Lecturer 1997 Massachusetts General Hospital Neurology Grand Rounds Lecturer 1997 Brigham & Women's Hospital Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar Organizer/Lecturer 1997 Medi-Plex at Concord Symposium on Alzheimer's Disease Lecturer 1997 Massachusetts Mental Health Center Neuropsychology Seminar Lecturer 1997 Lemuel Shattuck ltospital Neuropsychiatry Seminar Case Discussant 1997 McLean Hospital Academic Conference Lecturer 1997 New England Medical Center Science Lecture Series in Psychiatry Lecturer 1997 Cambridge Hospital Department of Medicine Grand Rounds Lecturer 1997 PGY-ll Integrated MGll/McLean Psychiatry Residency Seminar Series Lecturer 1998 McLean Hospital Psychopharmacology Grand Rounds Lecturer 1998 McLean Hospital Academic Conference 1999 McLean Hospital Academic Conference Lecturer Lecturer 1999 Tewksbury ltospital Medical Grand Rounds, Tewksbury, MA Lecturer 2000 Brigham & Women's I~lospital Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar Organizer/Lecturer 2000 McLean Hospital Geriatric Psychiatry Conference . Lecturer 2000 Massachusetts Mental Health Center Neuropsychology Seminar Lecturer 2000 Massachusetts General Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 2000 McLean Hospital Psychopharmacology Grand Rounds 2000 Dartmouth-l-Iitchcock Medical Center Lecturer Neurology/Neurosurgery Grand Rounds 2000 Medfield State Hospital Grand Rounds Lecturer Lecturer 2001 Waltham-Deaconess Hospital Medical Grand Rounds Lecturer 2001 McLean-MGH PGY-IV Psychiatry Biomedical Seminar Series Neuropsychiatry Section 2001 Mc[.ean Academic Conference Co-Director Lecturer 2001 Massachusetts General Hospital Psychiatry Seminar Lecturer 2002 Boston University Medical Center- Forensic Neuropsychology Seminar Lecturer 2002 Suftblk County Medical Society 2002 The Shriver Center- Raymond D. Adams Neurodevelopmental Lecturer Disabilities Conference Lecturer 2002 Lemuel Shattuck Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Case Discussant 2003 Brigham and Women's Behavi'oral Neurology Seminar Lecturer 2003 Beverly Hospital Medical Grand Rounds 8 Lecturer 2003 Lernuel Shattuck Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds Lecturer 2003 Harvard Medical School Psychiatry 700 MJ Course Lecturer 2003 Massachusetts Mental Health Center Neuropsychoology Seminar Lecturer Continuing Medical Education: 1987-94 The Neurology of Behavior Harvard Medical School Lecturer 1992- Intensive Review of Neurology Harvard Medical School Lecturer 1994- McLean Comprehensive Review in Neurology and Psychiatry Director 1996- Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology: Focus on Dementia Harvard Medical School Co-Director 1998 Cambridge Hospital Series in Psychiatry: Adult Violence in Clinical Practice 1999 Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology: Lecturer Focus on Dementia Harvard Medical School Director 2000 American Psychiatric Association/McLean Hospital Board Review 2001 Meeting of the Minds APA Convention/Chicago Lecturer Johns ttopkins University School of Medicine Director Clinical Advisory and Supervisory Responsibilities: 1985-1994 Neurology Attending, Beth Israel I-tospital one month/year 1994- Neurology Attending, Massachusetts General Hospital one month/year 2001- Neurology Attending, Brigham & Women's Hospital one month/year Teaching Leadership Role: 1994-1998 Director, Neuropsychiatry Rotation, MGH Neurology Residents 6/year 1994- Director, Neuropsychiatry Rotation, McLean/MGH Psychiatry Residents 4/year 1994- Supervisor, McLean/MGH Psychiatry Residents 4/year 1995- Co-Director, McLean Neuropsychology Fellowship Program 2/year 1996- Supervisor, Professor on sabbatical from Istanbul, Turkey 1996-1998 Supervisor, McLean Chief Residents in Neuropsychiatry 1/year 1996- Supervisor, Cambridge ltospital Residents Neuropsychiatry Rotation 1997-1999 Supervisor, Neuropsychiatry Rotation, 6/year Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Residents 5/year 1999- Director, Behavioral Neurology / Neuropsychiatry Fellowship, McLean Hospital 1/year Chief Residents or Fellows Trained in Neuropsychiatry / one year fellowship / current posts: Sandra Steingard, M.D. Private Practice, Vermont Annette Kawecki, M.D. Private Practice, Massachusetts James Duffey, M.D. Associate Professor, University of Connecticut School of Medi'cine Jonathan Florman, M.D. Instructor in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School Chandlee Dickey, M.D. Instructor in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School Sara Bolton, M.D. Attending Psychiatrist, McLean Hospital Montgomery lgrower, M.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Massachusetts Medical Director, Taunton State Hospital, Taunton, Massachusetts Isin Baral, M.D. Department of Psychiatry, University oflstanbul School of Medicine, Turkey · ' 9 Alonso Montoya, M.D. Montreal Neurologic Institute, Montreal, Canada ' Miles Cunningham, Ph.D., M.D. Neuroscience StaffMember, McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School Marlin Goldstein, M.D. Department of Psychiatry, Weil Cornell School of Medicine, New York JoanneLink, M.D., Ph.D. Stafl~ Burke Rehabilitation Institute, Weil Cornell School of Medicine, White Plains, New York John Bertelson, M.D. Austin, Texas. Affiliated with Baylor University School of Medicine, Houston, Texas Colin Doherty, M.D. Senior Lecturer in Neurology, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Michele Masi, M.D. Current Fellow Fellows Trained in Behavioral Neurology / two year fellowship / current posts: Ron Peterson, M.D., Ph.D. Professor of Neurology, Mayo Clinic Robert Stowe, M.D. Assistant Professor of Neurology, University of British Columbia GeoffAhern, M.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Neurology, University of Arizona Kirk Daffner, M.D. Associate Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School, Chief, Division of Behavioral Neurology, Brigham & Women's Hospital Anton Coleman, M.D. Associate Professor of Neurology, University of Oklahoma School of Medicine Darren Gittelman, M.D. Associate Professor of Neurology, Northwestern University David Darby, M.D. Associate Professor of Neurology, Melborne, Australia Alan Jacobs, M.D. Assistant Professor of Neurology, Cornell University Tom Sandson, M.D. Assistant Professor of Neurology, Harvard Medical School (deceased) Fellows Trained in Neuropsychology / two year fellowship / current posts: Donald Round, Ph.D. Neuropsychology Service, McLean Hospital Ron Cobb Neuropsychology Service, Brown University Miles Tarter, Ph.D. Neuropsychology Service, McLean Hospital Julie Brody, Psy. D. Neuropsychology Service, McLean Hospital Joanne Savoie, Ph.D. Neuropsychology Service, McLean Hospital Jennifer Woehr, Psy. D. Neuropsychology Service, McLean Hospital David Katz, Ph.D. Epilepsy Program, Vancouver General Hospital, Vancouver, BC, Canada Beth Davis, Ph.D. Neuropsychologist, U.S. Military Base, Japan Marisa Mares, Ph.D. Neuropsychologist, Los Angeles, CA Susan Parks Fellow, McLean ffospital Boaz Levy Fellow, McLean Hospital Residents and Medical Students Trained in Neuropsychiatry/1 or 2 Month Rotations: 1994- MGH Neurology Program Michael Linn, M.D. Jang-Ho Cha, M.D., Ph.D. Mitch Elkind, M.D. Diana Rosas, M.D. David Jacoby, M.D., Ph.D. 1995- MGH Neurology Program Amir Bar-Or, M.D. Dean Le, M.D., Ph.D. Colin McDonald, M.D. Gilmore O'Neill, M.D. 10 Katherine Dawson, M.D. 1996- MGH Neurology Program Alice Flaherty, M.D., Ph.D. Raymond Kelleher, M.D., Ph.D. Saad Shafqat, M.D., Ph.D. Michael Panzarra, M.D. McLean Psychiatry Program Ayele! Barhai, M.D. Gandis Maze/ha, M.D. Ashok Bharucha, M.D. Sara Bolton, M.D. / Preceptor David Nathan, M.D. Grace O'Leary, M.D. 1997- MGH Neurology Program David Greet, M.D. Peter Kelly, M.D. Jonathan Rosand, M.D. Gordon Shepherd, M.D., Ph.D. Arie Stmyk, M.D., Ph.D. David Toker, M.D. McLean Psychiatry Program Montgomery Brower, M.D./Preceptor Dan Iosifescu, M.D. Laura Kunkel, M.D. Justine Lalonde, M.D. Elizabeth Gray, M.D. Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program Jennifer Flyer, M.D. Anne Hallword, M.D. Matthew Ruble, M.D. Rachel Vinkey, M.D. Lisa Lanas, M.D. Susan Mohler, M.D. 1998- MGH/McLean Psychiatry Program Anthony Weiss, M.D./Preceptor John Findley, M.D. Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program Nicole Danforth, M.D. Georgia Erie, M.D. Gayle Goren, M.D. Jesse Goodman, M.D. Jennifer Harris, M.D. Michaela Millotl, M.D. Harvard South Shore Psychiatry Program Alexandra Berezovskaya, M.D. Dan Ioantescu, M.D. Xiangyang Li, M.D. 11 Amani Michael, M.D. Jagd/sh Ragada, M.D. Catherine Stayer, M.D., Ph.D. St. Elizabeth Psychiatry Program Elizabeth Snyder, M.D. 1999- MGH/McLean Psychiatry Program David Brendel, M.D., Ph.D. / Preceptor Miles Cunningham, M.D., Ph.D./Preceptor Re~ee Sorrentino, M.D. Scotl Shapiro, M.D. Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program George Russell Allen, M.D. Daniel Barton, M.D. Jeffrey Dosh/er, M.D. Eric Gusthe, M.D. Sonya Rasminsky, M.D. Susaa Walker, M.D. Medical Students Alex Morss, Tulane IV Michael Simson, M.D., Harvard Medical School IV 2000- MGH/McLean Psychiatry Program Julie Colemm~, M.D., Ph.D. M/les Cunningham, M.D., Ph.D. / Preceptor Karryton Evans, Jr., M.D. Richard Falzone, M.D. Chike Nwanko, M.D. Erika Rysl, M.D. Susan Springer, M.D. Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program Am~e l~rewster, M.D. Jonathan Hertz, M.D. Justin Mohalt, M.D. Amir Rajparia, M.D. Heleh Rohni, M.D. Holly Schaefer, M.D. Michael Simson, M.D. Melissa Wheelock, M.D. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Geriatric Fellow John Giragos, M.D. 2001- MGH/McLean Psychiatry Program Jeff ~lt~ffma~L M.D. Adair Look, M.D. Yonni Rob, M.D. Sara Kwimby, M.D. Daria Hansen, M.D. Alton Williams, M.D. l-tans Agrawal, M.D. Andrew Gerber, M.D. Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program 12 Megan Poe, M.D. Carrie Ernst, M.D. Robert Vidaver, LLD, M.D. Dtmcan MacCourt, LLD, M.D. Heather Willis, M.D. S~even Benyas, M.D. Kevin White, M.D. 2002- Partners Neurology Program Elizabeth Finger, M.D. William Seeley, M.D. Brad Dickerson, M.D. Yvette Bourdelon, M.D. Santosh Kesari, M.D., Ph.D. Philip deJager, M.D., Ph.D. Maria Houtchens, M.D. MGH/McLean Psychiatry Program Guiseppe Raviola, M.D. Nhi-ha Trinh, M.D. Lois Choi, M.D. April Hirschberg, M.D. Janet Witte, M.D. Christine Galardy, M.D. Marika Wills, M.D. Karleyton Evans, M.D. Vaughn Mankey, M.D. Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program Marshall Reiner, M.D. Sara Auerbach, M.D. Rachel Pearson, M.D. Joy McQuery, M.D. Rachel Miksad, M.D. Richard Blanks, M.D. Steve Kleiner, M.D. South Shore Psychiatry Program Leora Borek, M.D. 2003- Cambridge Hospital Psychiatry Program Dauda Griffin, M.D. Sarah Altman, M.D. Monika doValle, M.D. Zainab Jabur, M.D. MGH/McLean Psychiatry Program David Jones, M.D., Ph.D. Partners Neurology Program 13 Marsha Smith, M.D. Mi/an Chheda, M.D. Jeremiah Scharf, M.D., Ph.D. International Trainees Asli DeMinas, M.D., Neurology Resident, Istanbul, Turkey Yousef Svirgolu, M.D., Geriatric Psychiatrist, Bursa, Turkey Regional, National, International contributions: Invited Presentations: 1984 American Society of Physical Rehabilitation Panel Member 1985 McMaster University Psychiatry Grand Rounds Hamilton, Ontairo, Canada 1989 New Hampshire/Vermont Neurological Society Lecturer Lecturer 1990 Eastern Maine Medical Center, Dept. of Neurology, Bangor Maine Visiting Professor 1992 7th Post Graduate Neurology Course, Istanbul, Turkey Lecturer 1992 Turkish Brain Research Association, Istanbul, Turkey Lecturer 1993 Christ Hospital Medical Grand Rounds, Cincinnati, Ohio Lecturer 1993 University of Connecticut School of Medicine Neurology Grand Rounds Hartford, Connecticut Lecturer 1993 St. Patrick's Manor, Alzheimer's Research Symposium, Framingham, MA Lecturer 1994 Southern Maine Medical Center, Medical Grand Rounds, Biddeford, ME Lecturer 1994 Tobey Hospital, Medical Grand Rounds, Wareham, MA Lecturer 1996 Cape Cod Seminar on Attention Deficit Disorder, Brewster, M~ Lecturer 1996 Tewksbury Hospital Psychiatry Grand Rounds, Tewksbury MA Lecturer 1996 10th World Congress of Psychiatry, Madrid, Spain Panel Member 1996 .Joint Meeting oflhe Brilish and American Cambridge, England Neuropsychiatric Associations 1998 American Neuropsychiatric Association 9th Annual Meeting Panel Member Honolulu, Hawaii Symposium Co-Chair and Moderator 1998 American Neuropsychiatric Association 9th Annual Meeting lqonolulu, Hawaii Panel Member 1998 Hospital Medica Stir Neurology Symposium, Mexico City, Mexico Lecturer 1998 Fourth Annual Neurobehavior Conference, Aspen, CO Panel Member 1998 IVth Turkish National Congress of Consultation and Liaison Psychiatry Lecturer 1998 University oflstanbul Medical School, Neurology Grand Rounds 1999 Annual Academic Symposium, National Institute of Neurology Lecturer . and Neurosurgery, Mexico City 1999 Neuropsychiatry Grand Rounds, National Institute of Neurology Plenary Speaker and Neurosurgery, Mexico City 1999 Tewksbury Hospital Medical Grand Rounds, Tewksbury, MA Lecturer 2000 3rd Case Discussant International Symposium on Coma and Death, Havana, Cuba Lecturer 2000 American Psychiatric Association/McLean Hospital, Oral Board Review Course, Chicago, IL, APA Convention 2001 Medical Grand Rounds. Public Hospital, San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico Lecturer 14 2001 Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA. 2002 Alzheimer's Disease: Current Practices and Future Prospects, Lecturer Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2003- Taiba Conference: Recent Advances in Neurology and Psychiatry, Lecturer Medina, Saudi Arabia 2003- Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Grand Rounds Keynote Speaker Mexico City, Mexico Lecturer 2003- Mexican Neuropsychiatric Society, Mexico City, Mexico Lecturer Report of Clinical Activities: See relevant sections, pages 4-5. Bibliography Original Articles: 1. Price Btl, Mesulam MM. Psychiatric Manifestations of Right Hemisphere Infarcts. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 1985; 173 :(10)610-614. 2. Devinsky O, Price BH, Cohen S. Cardiac Manifestations of Complex Partial Seizures. American Journal of Medicine 1986;80:195_202. 3. Price BH, Mesulam MM. Behavioral Manifestations of Central Pont/ne Myelinolysis. Archives of Neurology 1987;44:671.673. 4. Price BH, Daffner K, Stowe R, Mesulam MM. The Comportmental Learning Disabilities of Early Frontal Damage. Brain 1990; l 13:1383-1393. 5. }tolzer ,lC, Giakas W J, Mazure CM, Price BH. Dysarthria During ECT Given for Parkinson's Disease and Depression. Convulsive Therapy 1991;8:3,201_203. 6. Mesulam MM, Carson K, Price BH, Geula C. Cholinesterase in the Angiopathy of Alzheimer's Disease. Annals of Neurology 1992;31:565-569. 7. Liu GT, Bolton AK, Price BH, Weintraub S. Dissociated Perceptual-Sensory and Exploratory-Motor Neglect. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry 1992;55:701-706. 8. Coleman AE, Geula C, Price BH, Mesulam MM. Differential Laminar Distribution of Acety!cholinesterase and Butylcholinesterase Containing Tangles in Cerebral Cortex of AIzheimer's Disease. Brain Research 1992;596:340-344. 9. Price Btt, Gurvit It, Weintraub S, Leimkuhler B, Mesulam MM. Neuropsychological Patterns and Language Deficits in 20 Consecutive Cases of Autopsy-Confirmed Alzheimer's Disease. Archives ofNeurology1993; 50:931-937. 15 10. Sandson TA, Manoach DS, Price BH, Rentz D, Weintraub S. Right Elemisphere Learning Disability Associated with Left Hemisphere Dysfunction: Anomalous Dominance and Development. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry 1994;56:1129_1132. 11. Weintraub S, Daffner KR, Ahem GL, Price BH, Mesulam MM. Right-sided Hemispatial Neglect and Bilateral Cerebral Lesions. Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry 1996;60(3)342-4. 12. Spangler W, Cosgrove GR, Ballantine HT, Cassem NEl, Rauch SL, Nierenberg AA, Price BH. MRI-Guided Stereotactic Cingulotomy for Intractable Psychiatric Disease. Neurosurgery 1996;38:1071-8. i3. Ay H, Le DA, Price BH, Buananno FS, Koroshetz WJ. The sensory alien hand syndrome: A syndrome due to right posterior cerebral artery territory infarction. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1998;65:366-369. 1'4. Rauch SL, Kim lq, Makris N, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EEl, Savage CR, Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Shera D, Baer L, Buchbinder B, Caviness VS, Jenike MA, Kennedy DN. Volumetric reduction in caudate nucleus following stereotactic lesions of anterior cingulate cortex in humans: a morphometric magnetic resonance imaging study..I Neurosur 2000;93'10l 9-1025. 15. Ochsner KN, Kosslyn SM, Cosgrove GR, Price BH, Cassem EH, Nierenberg AA, Rauch SL. Deficits in visual cognition and attention following bilateral anterior cingulotomy. Neuropsychologia 2001 ;39:219-230. 16. Filley CM, Price BH, Nell V, Antoinette MEI, Morgan AS, Bresnahan JF, Pincus J, Gelbort MM, Weissberg M, Kelly Jp. Toward an understanding of violence: neurobehavioral aspects of unwarranted physical aggression. Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychol Behav Neurol 2001 ;14:1-14. 17. Rauch SL, Makris N, Cosgrove GR, Klm El, Cassem EH, Price BH, Baer L, Savage CR, Caviness VS, Jenike MA, Kennedy DN. Assessment of regional conical volumes following stereotactic anterior cingulotomy: A morphometric magnetic resonance imaging study. CNS Spectrums 2001;6(3):214_222. 18. Rauch SL, Dougherty DD, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EH, Alpert NM, Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Mayberg HS, Baer L, Jenike MA, Fischman AJ. Cerebral metabolic correlates as potential predictors of response to anterior cingulotomy for obsessive compulsive disorder. Biol Psychiatry 2001 ;50:659-667. 19. Price BH, Baral I, Cosgrove GR, Rauch SL, Nierenberg AA, Jenike MA, Cassem EH. Improvement in severe self-mutilation following limbic leucotomy: a series of five consecutive cases. J Clin Psychiatry 2001 ;62:12,925-932. 20. Centorrino F, Price Btl, Tuttle M, Bahk WM, Elennen J, Albert JM, Baldessarini RJ. Electroencephalographic abnormalities during treatment with typical and atypical antipsychotics. Am J Psychiatry 2002;159:109-115. 16 21. Dougherty DD, Baer L, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EH., Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Jenike MA, Rauch SI,. Update on cingulotomy for intractable obsessive-compulsive disorder: prospective long-term follow-up of 44 patients. Am J Psychiatry 2002;159:269-275. 22. Montoya A, Weiss AP, Price BH, Cassem EH, Dougherty DD, Nierenberg AA, Rauch SL, Cosgrove GR. Magnetic resonance image-guided limbic leucotomy for intractable psychiatric disease. Neurosurgery 2002;50:1043-1052. 23. Dougherty DD, Weiss AP, Cosgrove GR, Alpert NM, Cassem, EH, Nierenberg AA, Price BI-L, Mayberg HS,' Fischman A J, Rauch SL. Cerebral metabolic correlates as potential predictors of response to anterior cinguiotomy for treatment of major depression. J Neurosurg 2003;99:1010-1017. Book Editor: 24. Movement Disorders in Neurology and Psychiatry. Joseph AB, Young RR, Price BH (eds.). Third Edition. Oxford, England: Blackwell Science 2005 (In preparation). Book Chapters: 25. Price BH. Differential Diagnosis in Dementia. In: Office Practice of Neuro_~lo. Samuels M, Feske S. (eds.) New York: Churchill Livingstone 1995; 705-710. 26. Sandson TA, Price BH. Diagnostic Testing in Dementia. In: Neuro~linics of North America 1996; 14:1 ;45-59. ~ 27. Price BH. Mentor. In: Behavioral Neurolo and the Le ac of Norman Geschwind. Schachter SC, Devinsky O. (eds.) New York: Raven Press 1997; 39-46. 28. Price BH, Barr-Or A. Psychiatric Aspects of Neurology. In: ~ for Ps chiatrists.. A Practitioner's Guide. Hubbard JR, Short D (eds.) New York: Plenum Publishing Corporation 1997. 29. Price BH. Sandson TA. Diagnostic Testing in Dementia. In: ~ ~. Evans RW (ed.) Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Co: 1999;3'1-40. 30. Price BH. Neurology's Interface with Psychiatry. In: ~. Samuels MA (ed.) Newton, MA: Butterworth-Heinemann: 1999;619-649. 31. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory Systems: Clinical Disorders. In: ~edia o______f Life Sciences. London: Macmillan Reference Limited. Embryonic ELS Database 1999. Book Publication 2001. 32. Goldstein MA, Woeher J, Price BH. Neuropsychology of Cognitive Disorders. In: Textbook ofBiolo ical Ps chiatr . D'haenen H, den Boer JA, Willner P (eds), New York: John Wiley and Sons: 2002;309-334. 17 33. Price BH, Goldstein MA. Evaluation of Patients withDementia. In: Offi_._~ce Practic__._~e o.__f Neurol_r..q!9_~. Samuels M, Feske S (eds). 2na Edition. New York: Churchill Livingstone 2003; 858-886. 34. Goldstein MA, Price Btt. Non-Alzheimer's Dementia. In: Office Practice of Neur~. Samuels M, Feske S (eds). 2n~ Edition. New York: Churchill Livingstone ') -00J;873-886. 35. Price BH, Bertelson J. Depression and Psychosis in Neurologic Practice. In: Neurolo in Clinical Practice, 4~h Edition. Bradley WG, DaroffRB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J (eds.) Boston: Butterworth Heinemann 2003;(1):103-116. 36. Goldstein MA, Price BH. Structural MRI in Neuropsychiatry. In: _Psychiatric ~ A_A__Primer tbr Clinicians. Rauch SL, Dougherty DD (eds). Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Press 2003;(2):21-73. 37. Budson AE, Price BH. Memory Systems: Clinical Disorders. In: Encvc~f Life____~S.cience_.__.~s. London: Macmillan Reference Limited. Embryoni~E~s Database, Second Edition, 2004. Book Publications, Second Edition, 2004. Reviews and Commentaries: 38. Price BH. Psychiatric Manifestations of Focal Neurologic Disease. Neurology and Neurosurgery Update Series 1989;8:6. 39. Price BH. Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome. Neurology and Neurosurgery Update Series 1989;8:8. 40. Sandson TA, Price BH. Transient Global Amnesia. Seminars in Neurology 1995; 15:2;183-187. 41. Sandson TA, Sperling PA, Price BH. Alzheimer's Disease: An Update. Comprehensive Therapy 1995;21:9;480-485. 42. Price BH, Adams RD, Coyle JT. Neurology and Psychiatry: Closing the Great Divide. Neurology 2000;54:8-14. 43. Price BH, Richardson EP. The Neurologic Illness of Eugene O'Neill: A Clinicopathologic Report. New Eng J Med 2000;342(15):1126-1133. 44. Brower MC, Price BH. Epilepsy and Violence: When is the Brain to Blame? Epilepsy and Behavior 2000; 1 '145-149. ' 45. Filley CM, Kelly JP, Price Bfl. Violence and the Brain. The Sci~entist 2001; 15:39. 46. Price BH, Goldstein MA. ReSponse to Soundings: A psychological equivalent of medical percussion by L. Haven. Harvard Rev Psychiatry 2001 ;9(4):147-157. 18 47. Montoya A, Weiss AP, Ruiz-Lopez I, Price BH, Nierenberg A. E1 tratamiento de la depression de la respuesta inicial a la terapia electroconvulsiva (Treatment of depression after electroconvulsive therapy). Arch Neurocien 2001 ;6(3):135-143. 48. Brower MC, Price BH. The neuropsychiatry of frontal lobe dysfunction in violent and criminal behavior: a critical review. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 2001 ;71 (6):720-726. 49. Montoya AG, Sorrentino R, Lukas SE, Price BH. Long-term neuropsychiatric consequences of ectasy (MDMA): a critical review. Harv Rev Psychiatry 2002;10(4):212-220. Letters to Editor: 50. Price BH. Neuroiogic Complications of Trans-Derm Patch. Journal of American Medical Association 1985;253:11:1561. 51. Nolzer J, Gittehnan DR, Price BH. Use o£Buspirone in Agitated Dementia Patients. American Journal of Psychiatry 1995;152:5:812. Replies to Letters: 52. Price BH. Reply to Letter. Journal of the American Medical Association 1985;254:1720-1721. 53. Price BH, Mesulam MM. Reply to Letter. Journal of the American Medical Association 1989;46:4:359. 54. Ay If, Buananno FS, Le DA, Koroshetz W J, Price BH. Reply to letter. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1999;67:130-131. 55. Price BH, Adams RD, Coyle JT. Reply to letters. Neurology 2000;55:4:602-604. 56. Price BH. Reply to letters. N Eng J Med 2000;343:741_742. 57. Price BH, Cosgrove GR, Rauch SL, Jenike MA, Cassem EH. J Clin Psychiatry 2002;63(12):1181-1182. 58. Price BH, Centorrino F, Baldessarini R. Am J Psychiatry 2002;159(8): 1439. Clinical Communications: Abstracts and Posters: 59. Price BH, Daffher K, Stowe R, Mesulam MM. Compartmental learning disabilities of early fi'ontal lobe damage. Neurology 1990;40:3:Part 2,14. 60. Price BH, Gurvit H, Weintraub S, Leimhuhler E, Mesulam MM,. Neuropsychological patterns and language deficits in autopsy-confirmed Alzheimer s Disease. Poster, Massachusetts Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, Sixth Annual Scientific Poster Sessioh, Boston, Massachusetts, November 22, 1991. 19 6 I. Price BH, Troyer M, Emre M, Natowicz M, Rentz D, Neuropsychological Profile and Normal MRI in Adult-Onset Variant ofMetachromatic Leukodystrophy. Poster, American Neuropsychiatric Association Sixth Annual Meeting, Providence, Rhode Island, July 22, 1994. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neuroscience 1994;6(3):318. 62. Price BH, Troyer M, Emre M, Natowicz M, Rentz D. Neuropsychological Profile and Normal MRI in Adult-Onset Variant of Metachromatic Leukodystrophy. First Harvard Neurology Research Symposium, Boston, Massachusetts, September 17, 1994. 63. Rentz D, Price BH, Emre M, Troyer M, Natowicz M. Frontal Lobe Dementia in Adult-Onset Metrochromatic Leukodystrophy with Normal MRI. J Int Neuropsychol Soc 1995;1:182. 64. Price BH, Spangler WT, Cosgrove GR, Ballantine HT, Cassem EH, Rauch SL, Nierenberg A. MRI-Guided Stereotactic Cingulotomy for Intractable Psychiatric Disease. Poster, Society of Biological Psychiatry 51 st Annual Meeting. New York City. May 1-5, 1996. 65. Price BH, Spangler WT, Cosgrove GR, Ballantine HT, Cassem EH, Rauch SL, Nierenberg A. Moniz's Legacy: Psychosurgery 60 ears Symposium, 10th World Congress ofPsvchi tr,, ~,~,~.:., ,, . . Y later. ., a,,.~, ,v,,~mm, ~pmn. August 24-28, 1996. 66. Price BH, Spangler WT, Cosgrove GR, Ballantine HT, Cassem EH, Rauch SL, Nierenberg A. MRI-Guided Stereotactic Cingulotomy for Intractable AffectiveDisease and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Poster, First International Congress of Neuropsychiatry, Seville, Spain, August 29, 1996. Voted "Best Poster" by Scientific Committee. 67. Price BH, Spangler WT, Cosgrove GR, Ballantine HT, Cassem EH, Rauch SL, Nierenberg A. MRI-Guided Stereotactic Cingulotomy for Intractable Affective Disease and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Poster, American Neuropsychiatric Association/Behavioral Neurology Society Meeting. Orlando, Florida 2/3/97. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neuroscience 1997;9(1 ):146. 68. Bolton S, Baral I, Round D, DavidoffD, Price BH. Thirty year post-operative follow-up of a patient with four psychosurgical procedures. American Neuropsychiatric Association, Ninth Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, February 2, 1998. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neuroscience 1997;9(4):656-657. 69. Baral I, Cassem EH, Cosgrove R, Rauch S, Nierenberg A, Jenike M, Price BH. Limbic leucotomy for severe psychiatric illness. American Neuropsychiatric Association, Ninth Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, February 3, 1998. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neuroscience 1997;9(4):656. 70. Centorrino F, Turtle M, Bahk W, Matthew A, Rivera E, Price BH, Hennen J, Baldessarini R. EEG abnormalities associated with atypical and typical antipsychotic agents. American Psychiatric Association, May 2000. 71. Price BH, Baral 1, Cosgrove GR, Rauch S, Nierenberg Al, Jenike MA, Cassem EH. Improvement in self-mutilation following limbic leucotomy: A series of five consecutive cases. Congress of Neurological Surgeons, San Antonio, Texas, October 2000. 72. Dougherty DD, Baer L, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EH, Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Jenike MA, Rauch SL. Update on cingulotomy for intractable obsessive-compulsive disorder: prospective follow-up of 44 patients. Society of Biological Psychiatry 56th Annual Meeting, May 2001. 73. Rauch SL, Dougherty DD, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EH, Alpert NM, Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Mayberg HS, Baer L, Jenike MA, Fischman AJ. Cerebral metabolic predictors of response to anterior cingulotomy for obsessive-compulsive disorder. Society of Nuclear Medicine, June 2001. 74. Goldstein MA, Cunningham M, Wehr J, Montoya A, Brody J, Savoie J, Price BH. Mind meets brain in clinical practice. The McLean Neuropsychiatric Consultation Service. Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, New Orleans, LA., May 2001. 75. Dougherty DD, Baer L, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EH, Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Jenike MA, Rauch SL. Update on cingulotomy for intractable obsessive-compulsive disorder: prospective follow-up of 44 patients. Society of Nuclear Medicine, June 2001. 76. Dougherty DD, Baer L, Cosgrove GR, Cassem EH, Price BH, Nierenberg AA, Jenike MA, Rauch SL. Cerebral metabolic correlates as potential predictors to anterior cingulotomy for major depressive disorder. Society of Biological Psychiatry 57"~ Annual Meeting, May 2002. 77. Bertelson J, Tuttle MC, Hennen J, Price BIt. Types of EEG abnormalities in psychiatric inpatients: relationships to treatment with antipsychotic medications. Stanley Cobb Assembly, Boston Society of Neurology and Psychiatry, April 2003. 78. Lee WL, Cunnane M, Lev M, Price BH, Houtchens M, Hochberg F, Pfanni R, MacCollin M. Glioblastoma multiforme masquerading as neurofibromatosis 2. American Neurologic Association. San Francisco, CA. October 2003. Newspaper Articles: 79. Price BH. "Shine" Perpetuates False Views of Mental Illness. The Boston Globe, 1997 March 31. 80. Price BH. Hell'gott Hollywood Mistakes. Boston Herald, 1997 March 31. 81. Price BH. From One Helping Hand to Another. The Wichita Eagle. 1998 December 28 ' Internet: 82. Neurologic consultant: www. MyPotential.com Two segments: Normal Aging and Cognition Multiple Sclerosis Video Teaching Tapes: 83. Managing behavioral disturbances in the geriatric population: the different faces of dementia and psychosis. Volume IV: Long Term Care Video Series, sponsored by Eli Lilly and Co., 2001. 84. A Neurologist's View of Psychiatry. Intelligent Media 2001. 85. Emotional Systems and Dementia. Harvard Medical School Intensive Review of Neurology. CMEinlb.com., 2002. Audio Teaching Tapes: 86. Psychiatric Update. Interfaces between Neurology and Psychiatry. Medical Information Systems, Inc. 2002 (including monograph).