Articles Received

Psychosomatic Diagnosis: a literature review
by Adail Ivan De Lemos
posted 14 July 2000

The Effects of Vagus Nerve Stimulation Upon EEG as Recorded from Occipital Subdural Electrodes in a Human Case
by Piotr W. Olejniczak, John D. England, and Michael E. Carey, Departments of Neurology and Neurosurgery at the Louisiana State University Medical Center in New Orleans
posted 14 July 2000

About this section

Articles in this section are posted in PDF format, and require the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Instructions for downloading and installing Reader may be found here .

1. The Articles Received section is not peer-reviewed.
2. This section displays articles received which have not yet obtained sufficient peer review approval to allow the Editorial Board to accept the article as Approved by Peer Review (and move it to that section of the journal).
3. Articles may remain in this section indefinitely but will not be included in the NCN print version unless upgraded to the Approved by Peer Review section.
4. Articles in this section may be withdrawn by the author at any time. At that time only the original title and author contact information will be listed indefinitely.
5. It is the duty of journal subscribers to submit to NCN (by email to the editor ) review material on articles in this section that fall within their area of interest and expertise. This material will be reviewed promptly by the Editor or a member of the Editorial Board and, if deemed appropriate, posted in the Forum -- Reviews, Comments & Criticisms section attached to each article. This material submitted by subscribers will constitute the major portion of the peer review process in NCN. Most of these reviews and comments will remain permanently attached to the article (except when rendered inapplicable because of author modifications of the article) even if it is moved to the Approved by Peer Review section. The duration of this review process is dependent on the volume.
6. Articles in this section of the journal should be listed in the authors' CVs in a section entitled "Non-peer reviewed." Authors may note that the article is available for viewing on the internet at the journal site ( http://mitpress.mit.edu/e-journals/NCN/ ).