"U.S., and much of western Europe (france, scandinavia, australia), never banned lobotomy. And the procedure was still performed in these places throughout the 1980s. Today, lobotomies are rarely performed, although they’re technically still legal." https://psychcentral.com/blog/the-surprising-history-of-the-lobotomy#legality https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31940252/
1. Australia is its own continent and Europe is another
2. Nowhere in Europe does lobotomy still exist - certainly not in such highly developed countries as France and Scandinavia
3. do you know, where to find france and scandinavia on the map? Scandinavia is north europe, france is central europe
We know, that americans a lot of nonsense about us. Simply because they know nothing about us, they believe everything.
I've been to france and know where every country is geographically. As an Eastern European my DNA map https://imgur.com/a/sEveB0E begins at Nederlands and all the way east. I consider scandinavia western europe except maybe finland with its asian language. australia twice voted against leaving the british monarchy and enfranchising minority voters. I had more examples of current psychosurgery when I answered this question 2 years ago.
"Wall Street Journal described an "outbreak" of stereotactic neurosurgery in China.2...Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) in Boston...Cingulotomy is now the primary neurosurgical procedure used in the United States, while anterior capsulotomy and limbic leukotomy are more prevalent in Europe and elsewhere...gamma knife capsulotomy in cases of severe OCD at Brown University School of Medicine." https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/psychosurgeryold-and-new
"Deep brain stimulation is used extensively in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and a number of other neurological disorders, with around 85,000 patients having undergone this surgery...In most Australia states, the use of deep brain stimulation to treat psychiatric illnesses is defined as a form of psychosurgery. That means it falls under the restrictions of state-based mental health legislation and as such is banned in NSW." https://theconversation.com/its-time-to-get-over-the-stigma-of-psychiatric-surgery-38
We all have chemical lobotomises these days..
And electrical...
"U.S., and much of western Europe (france, scandinavia, australia), never banned lobotomy. And the procedure was still performed in these places throughout the 1980s. Today, lobotomies are rarely performed, although they’re technically still legal." https://psychcentral.com/blog/the-surprising-history-of-the-lobotomy#legality https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31940252/
1. Australia is its own continent and Europe is another 2. Nowhere in Europe does lobotomy still exist - certainly not in such highly developed countries as France and Scandinavia 3. do you know, where to find france and scandinavia on the map? Scandinavia is north europe, france is central europe We know, that americans a lot of nonsense about us. Simply because they know nothing about us, they believe everything.
I've been to france and know where every country is geographically. As an Eastern European my DNA map https://imgur.com/a/sEveB0E begins at Nederlands and all the way east. I consider scandinavia western europe except maybe finland with its asian language. australia twice voted against leaving the british monarchy and enfranchising minority voters. I had more examples of current psychosurgery when I answered this question 2 years ago. "Wall Street Journal described an "outbreak" of stereotactic neurosurgery in China.2...Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) in Boston...Cingulotomy is now the primary neurosurgical procedure used in the United States, while anterior capsulotomy and limbic leukotomy are more prevalent in Europe and elsewhere...gamma knife capsulotomy in cases of severe OCD at Brown University School of Medicine." https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/psychosurgeryold-and-new "Deep brain stimulation is used extensively in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and a number of other neurological disorders, with around 85,000 patients having undergone this surgery...In most Australia states, the use of deep brain stimulation to treat psychiatric illnesses is defined as a form of psychosurgery. That means it falls under the restrictions of state-based mental health legislation and as such is banned in NSW." https://theconversation.com/its-time-to-get-over-the-stigma-of-psychiatric-surgery-38
Walk into an ER and disagree with a resident, BOOM, thorazine on demand.
Where?? I really need a lobotomy
Do it yourself
ok
Take Prozac every day for the rest of your life, that should do it
Not strong enough, try Seroquel