Golla, FL. (1950) Premier congrès international de psychiatrie, Paris 1950 III, Anatomo-physiologie cérébrale et biologie. Edité par Paris : Hermann, 1950-1952. Premier congrès international de psychiatrie, Paris Collection: Actualités scientifiques et industrielles , 1098, 1950
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Professor Frederick Lucien Golla (1884-1950) was a leading British psychiatrist and neurologist. He significantly advanced neuropsychiatry and brain research. Golla studied medicine at University College London, where he developed a strong interest in the brain’s workings.
He held key positions at the Maudsley Hospital and the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in Queen Square, London. His research focused on brain anatomy and physiology and their link to psychiatric disorders. In 1950, he contributed to the Premier Congrès International de Psychiatrie in Paris. His work, published in “Anatomo-physiologie cérébrale et biologie,” influenced both contemporary and future psychiatric research. Golla’s efforts helped bridge neurology and psychiatry, shaping modern neuropsychiatric practices.
